These are core fundamentals that we must address before we embark on our retail transformation journey.
Category Archives: The Future of Procurement
Transportation and Logistics Services: Is It Moving Radically Enough?
3D printing, big data, and predictive analytics—three technologies that are revolutionising today’s transportation and logistics industry. Take a leapfrog into the digital future by integrating them into your business. Learn more.
Unravel Complexity To Realise Massive Savings In Higher Education
Universities must tackle complexity to move forward into the future. The effects of simplification on the organisation can be transformative.
Create Customer-Driven Supply Networks To Enable Innovative Propositions
Here are ways to effectively optimise the supply chain for omnichannel commerce.
The Digital Future of Higher Education (Part II)
Universities of the future represent a community and an ecosystem that transcend traditional boundaries. Here are some ways that these institutions are adapting today to redefine the way they work into the future.
Video: AIA Insurance Group’s Leap To Higher Efficiency
To remain agile in this tech business, companies need to simplify their business processes. Here’s a look at how one company improved its operations by as much as 80% with SAP Ariba.
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?
Could This Be the Formula Behind Great Business Innovations?
Innovation may be the very idea why companies are going full-blast with their technology investments. But what does it really mean to innovate?
Video: Simplified Procurement for Cirque du Soleil
A look at how this popular troupe simplified its back office landscape and started making good sourcing decisions, adding more value across the supply chain.
The Digital Future of Consumer Products
The digital age has fundamentally shifted customer and consumer expectations. Consumers increasingly value outcomes over products.