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McLaren uses Splunk to analyse 1.5 TB of data every race weekend
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Modernizing a tax-season fixture - Intuit migrates TurboTax to Kubernetes and lives to tell the tale
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London’s Royal Borough of Greenwich launches first ever digital strategy
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How omni-channel retailers struck the right balance on the blackest of Fridays for in-store shopping
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Enterprise hits and misses - Microsoft 365 raises a work surveillance debate, and no one can accuse Salesforce of Slacking off
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How to use data and analytics to navigate business turbulence
Flying blind isn't an option for companies, writes Joe Thomas of FinancialForce - instead, use data analysis to reallocate resources and navigate turbulence
What can a new ERP do for your people and your business?
As organizations remodel processes to meet the needs of users in every location, role and function, Unit4 CEO Mike Ettling asks, is your enterprise tech right for your people?
The future is now - a hybrid, customer-centric workforce
Customers and employees alike need human connections for the best experience. Zendesk's Teresa Anania considers the possibilities in a hybrid future of work
ERP implementation brings lean processes and increased profitability to KLN Family Brands
Pet food and snack manufacturer KLN Family Brands saw huge improvement when it replaced spreadsheet planning with a new ERP system. IT chief Lance Schultz tells the story
Modern cloud solutions provide the direct path to agility
Simon Quinton, Infor VP & GM of the UK & Ireland, discusses how cloud solutions have accelerated agility and helped organizations, across a variety of industries, survive and thrive through the COVID-19 pandemic - while positioning them well for future success.
How to use data and analytics to navigate business turbulence
Flying blind isn't an option for companies, writes Joe Thomas of FinancialForce - instead, use data analysis to reallocate resources and navigate turbulence
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The benefits of video to modern sales strategy - Vidyard’s Tyler Lessard offers his tips
Video can be an enabling tool for the sales function if used correctly.
What can a new ERP do for your people and your business?
As organizations remodel processes to meet the needs of users in every location, role and function, Unit4 CEO Mike Ettling asks, is your enterprise tech right for your people?
Data protection - the COVID-19 dimension
The Westminster eForum on data protection debates a key issue in 202 - how a successful fight against the coronavirus is rooted in trust in data.
We benchmark, you score productivity, they surveil - the good, bad and ugly of teamwork analytics
Microsoft has conjured up the ugly face of teamwork analytics with its Productivity Score but the data can also be used in a good way
Norwegian chicken producer Norsk Kylling moves from Excel to Infor CloudSuite
Norsk Kylling wants to place control, quality and efficiency at the centre of their operations by moving to Infor CloudSuite.
Customer engagement as the new currency for customer relevance - Gap's latest omni-turnaround plan relies on better understanding us all
2020 was the year that Gap turned in its worst quarterly results in over half a century. But attention is now looking head to 2023 and the latest omni-channel turnaround plan for the retailer. This time they're paying more attention to who their customers are - or should be.
Data Protection - adequacy and the Brexit dimension
The Westminster eForum debated data protection and a major challenge to business and IT leaders - the B-word.
A Thanksgiving gift - Jon and Brian chewing the ERP fat
Some pithy words of wisdom in this conversation about the enterprise technology landscape.
FutureGov CEO - thinking radically to transition to 21st Century public services
Dominic Campbell offers some serious food for thought on how public service organisations can consolidate on the gains made during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Nordstrom heads into the Holidays as a born-again "digital majority" retailer...but will it last?
Nordstrom's benefitted from the COVID crisis in terms of morphing into a digital-dominated retail business - for now at any rate.
