A good cloud ERP use case should go beyond escaping legacy system headaches. These days, we need more - and we need to hear from customers that have achieved more. Bring on the story of Key Code Media, and how a fresh approach to ERP changed their business.
Aided by LatCo Cantium Business Solutions, the project saw how the use of tablets, Alexa and internet-enabled services could help tackle the digital divide in the ‘Garden of England’, Kent
Business technology leaders that have already adopted eSIMs are seeing improvements in the role technology plays in work/life balance and business connectivity
Motor racing legend McLaren and its data analysis partner Splunk discuss how they make cars go faster – in both the real and virtual worlds
The Guide Dogs for the Blind Association CIO describes how the right approach to flexible working has helped the UK charity respond to the pandemic and the Vaccine Economy
Zensar subsidiary Foolproof helps end user frustration with a previously overly complex HR application access at UCL
The Business Intelligence landscape has changed, and it’s no longer just the domain of the analyst or IT. But the transition to self-service BI isn't a straightforward path. Brian Jackson of Texas Tech Credit Union shares how Domo helped his firm navigate the pitfalls.
Europe’s largest biomedical research center, Francis Crick Institute, says use of Snowflake can turn a two-year build into 30 minutes
UK firm AgriSound offers a unique remote pollinator monitoring service using specialized multi-signal Pod Group SIM cards, which could help save the bees
Automate with cloud ERP? Maybe. Personalize? Rarely seen. But all that and more is happening at Combilift. During a revealing session with the Combilift team, they shared how Infor's CloudSuite (and Coleman AI) is bringing a different kind of ERP into play. The results back it up.
Launching a new public sector body and its technology services in under two years is possible; just ask Social Security Scotland.
As ever, diginomica spent its time this year diving into customer stories. But in 2022 there was a common theme across many of them - total experience. Take a look at some of the most interesting digital enterprise examples from across the year.
2022 was a mixed bag for ERP vendors. Massive projects? No thanks. But some ERP-based applications, notably payroll and planning/forecasting, continued to make a difference for customers. Process automation and "intelligent analytics" add upgrade incentives, but is that enough? Or is the world changing faster than ERP can keep up?
