CIOs are no longer just the technology specialists we know. Today, they are also called on to lead digital transformation that is people-focused and collaboration-driven. Read this blog to know about the CIO’s new mandate in this digital economy.
Category Archives: The Future of Data
A (Big) Data-Driven Approach To Healthcare Innovation
Tapping the power of Big Data can result in significant cost savings, dramatically improve patient outcomes, and create a path to precision medicine.
How to Reach the Anytime, Anywhere Customer
In our digital age, keeping up with mobile consumers means knowing their needs even before they do. Read this enlightening article to know how your business can ride the next wave of customer experience.
Pervasive Customer Insights: A Key Retail Priority
Faced with major forces driving unprecedented change, retailers need to find new routes to differentiation.
Video: A Better Payment Gateway for PayPal
Any growing company needs a software solution that grows with it. Learn how a payment service giant has steadily streamlined its processes with SAP Analyzer.
Video: McLaren’s Well-Kept Secret To Success
Winning Grand Prix victories is no fluke. Learn more about the winning partnership of SAP and McLaren Technology Group here.
The Power Of An Insight-Driven Education Institution
In our digital age, higher learning institutions must tap the power of analytics to improve teaching practices and help students in their learning journey.
Video: Panasonic Pushes Customer Intimacy to the Hilt
Learn how Panasonic is taking advantage of SAP’s technology portfolio to analyse data better and deliver a seamless experience for its customers.
Big Data Isn’t Scary
Welcome to the Age of Big Data. We only have to figure out its value for our companies and how can we leverage its multiple possibilities.
Is There Such a Thing as Over-Innovating?
Have we been talking about innovation so much it’s possibly confusing our customers and losing its meaning? Are we in danger of over-innovating? Is there such a thing as too much innovation?