At Kinexions 2022, supply chain planners from three companies representing more than $50 billion in annual revenues discuss how their teams have been adapting to deal with recent and future disruption.
The opposite of chaos isn't excellence, argues Salesforce's Peter Coffee. Time to look at things differently.
The unseen elements of digital user journeys are leading teams to fly blind. Lynn Girotto of Heap shares obstacles and data insights that can be used to navigate a better digital experience.
MPs on the influential Public Accounts Committee have said that the government could have done better to prevent a significant amount of fraud and error when providing COVID-19 support.
Building a data-centric culture is critical to supporting the work of Feeding America as it tackles the societal scourge of food insecurity.
Making data speak the language of people - a bold ambition from Tableau, one backed up by new storytelling capabilities in Tableau Cloud.
Samsara aims to make it easier for organizations with large-scale physical operations to get their hands on IoT data, in order to improve experience and gain efficiencies.
This week - brands grapple with the connected consumer and their brand (dis)loyalty. Vanity metrics get called out - we need better project KPIs. DeFi has a rough week, and the diginomica team fans out as on-the-ground events kick in.
Vincent Toesca of Coupa drills down into data to explore seven ways that companies can measure and maximize business spend efforts.
Britivic’s ‘Beyond The Bottle’ R&D unit pulled in everything from Amazon edge computing to Business Intelligence to produce the Aqua Libra Co Flavor Tap in just four weeks
At Kinexions22, chemicals manufacturer PQ Corp shares lessons learned from its roll-out of Kinaxis for demand and supply planning
Kinaxis launches Planning.AI, a new analytics platform that automates much of the groundwork in answering complex planning questions in demand and supply chain.
CEO Sudheesh Nair has spoken previously about his desire to ‘kill dashboards’ and to truly democratize data analytics, through ThoughtSpot’s cloud platform.
All indications suggest that Confluent’s commercial offering of Apache Kafka is gaining significant traction in the market.
Heap has a good record on diversity, but the work goes on, says EVP of Product, Rachel Obstler.
The London Legacy Development Corporation is using real-time data to help ensure the effective flow of people and vehicles around the park.
