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The group's retail and strategy director explains how everything is now designed around the customer
The group's retail and strategy director explains how everything is now designed around the customer
BBC3 is to cease broadcasting as a conventional TV channel and shift to a digital delivery platform on the BBC's iPlayer service. Mobiles and tablets are taking over from TVs, but how are we going to pay for it?
The economics of the first cloud era were so compelling that it was easy to celebrate the cost savings and call the job done. But the job has barely begun. Difficult as it may be, try to forget everything you’ve ever known about how data is stored and how application programs have been constructed and used.
Suhas Uliyar explains how Oracle allows enterprises to easily integrate and customise mobile apps
As retail giant Tesco cuts back on opening physical stores and focuses on expanding its multichannel capabilities, the emphasis is shifting towards the nexus point between digital and offline.
HCL's HR officer Prithvi Shergill explains how providing employees with the same kind of online social networking opportunities as they get from using Facebook helps cultivate a team spirit across a remote working workforce.
The partnership that governs both John Lewis and Waitrose is taking a fresh approach to loyalty schemes
Groupon took a pasting on Wall Street last week as rising acquisition and marketing costs left investors jittery about the firm’s transition to reduce reliance on its daily deals business.
What might SAP and others learn from WhatsApp? There are some immediate and obvious answers but will they learn?
Lloyds Banking Group intends to prioritise the development of "digital capabilities" over the coming 12 months, after reporting its first annual profits in six years.
“We aspire to build the world’s first economic graph; in other words, a digital mapping of the global economy, including a profile for every one of the 3 billion members of the global workforce, including all of their skills and expertise." A bold vision from CEO Jeff Weiner.
John Appleby, Bluefin Solutions makes the case for Fiori as a 'free' item rather than being charged for separately.
"In our old model, we would have said, ‘Hump you, you can take it, it's the same for everybody, if you don't like it, bugger off.' Not any more, says Ryanair CEO Michael O'Leary.