Top 3 reasons wearables will change the way you use ERP
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Whether you buy a smartwatch or not, wearables will change the way you use ERP. Kevin Roberts of FinancialForce.com explains the top 3 reasons why
Whether you buy a smartwatch or not, wearables will change the way you use ERP. Kevin Roberts of FinancialForce.com explains the top 3 reasons why
NetSuite's Ed Marshall explains how cloud can help companies prepare for the waves of disruptive change and reinvention sweeping through services businesses
Salesforce President Keith Block praises European innovation, but warns of disruption ahead that needs to be embraced.
Infor's Steve Fanning outlines five reasons healthcare providers are looking past the hype and have started adopting cloud ERP solutions
Making the case for a digital future predicated on the hunger for human endeavour
Teaming the analytics power of the cloud with smart, connected devices is the way to unlock the business case for wearables, writes Unit4's Ryan Gloeckler
Improved employee engagement delivers value to the overall business, but employee productivity remains significantly low in many developed nations.
Building on their recent personalization pieces, Sailthru's Jeremy Stanley clears up the buzzword confusion between personalization and recommendations. Stanley also shares the 13 data science questions marketers should be asking to get a better return on personalization.
A plan to create a new future isn’t a list of technologies to acquire, or of individual activities to begin. From silos to systems, it's time to fly high, says Salesforce's Peter Coffee.
A vendor's user conference is an opportunity to engage with and open up to its entire community. NetSuite CMO Fred Studer makes the case for a new model
As enterprises begin to move core applications to the cloud, there are five essential factors to consider, writes Lisa Pope, SVP of Infor CloudSuite
Next-generation businesses are being built around agility and customer centricity. NetSuite CMO Fred Studer outlines the defining characteristics
Rapid adoption of cloud applications has created a 'FrankenCloud' monster of disconnected silos in many businesses, says FinancialForce.com CEO Jeremy Roche