Blogs

The UK government wants to reload the Matrix. But is there a glitch?

According to the architects of the government’s shared services cluster strategy, the civil service has a lack of interoperability, a problem for which, they think they have a solution. The project’s name: the Matrix Programme.

ERP for today: choosing the right system

Acumatica's Lynne Jackson outlines what organizations should consider when choosing ERP software and discovering the best implementation approach.

Putting the AI in IKEA with micro-fulfillment centers

Exploring micro-fulfillment centers with Samay Kohli, CEO and co-founder of GreyOrange.

The ServiceNow Zoom alliance creating a world of infinite possibilities

Partnerships like the ServiceNow and Zoom alliance are creating a world of opportunities. ERP Today speaks with Seb Fitzjohn and Magnus Faulks.

How Samsara is changing transportation with data

How Samsara is using a data driven approach to amass marginal gains on an industry-wide scale.

Four ways to build a corporate culture that fosters innovation

Four ways – and two pizzas – to build innovation in corporate culture

AWS on how an innovation-based corporate culture helps businesses adopt best practices and maximize their impact.

Volteo Digital: ServiceNow’s partner on real fixes for talent & diversity in tech

Volteo Digital Q&A on the ServiceNow RiseUp program, with Fernando Gordoa and Ryan Gallagher .

Amazon Business boom: has remote working changed B2B purchasing forever?

There’s a significant power shift happening in B2B purchases, with the pendulum swinging firmly in the employee’s favor. Annabel Sim, Compleat Software, asks if remote working has changed B2B purchasing for good.

Thirdera acquisition creates elite ServiceNow partner tour de force

ServiceNow Elite partner, Thirdera has signed an agreement to acquire SilverStorm Solutions, another ServiceNow Elite partner headquartered in Valladolid, Spain.

Meta and Google fined. Who’s next in the data scandal saga?

It was only last year that Google was caught red handed over a data handling scandal, now Meta too has been fined. Who will be next in this big tech data saga, and what does this mean for enterprise technology?

A marriage of possibility: how a new Infor partnership is building a factory of the future

A new long-term strategic partnership between NMIS and enterprise technology company, Infor, is set to create a hub to showcase for industry 4.0.

A cloud hangover: is the party over for public cloud?

After the exuberance of the initial rush to the public cloud, could organizations be reassessing their IT strategies in the cold light of day? Certainly, it appears to be the case for some firms.

Listening to the ghost in the machine: ethics in AI

In 2019, ERP Today looked at artificial intelligence (AI) within enterprise technology and asked whether execs should be worried about the ghost in the machine. More recently, the technology has matured and the central questions has changed from; 'are you using AI?' to 'how are you using AI?

Cut the waste: achieving sustainability goals with ERP

The role of sustainability has expanded from a tactic for cost containment to a critical competitive strategy. As sustainability-focused firms prosper, Steve Bieszczat discusses the role of ERP in achieving ESG initiatives.

Dialling into communications mining

We now live in an age of autonomous intelligence where automation is no discretionary line item. Shouldn’t we be able to use it to communicate better, faster and with less white noise? The solution is communications mining.

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Struggling with data silos? Know more about unified data model

Making the most of data and insights tools requires you to take a long, hard look at your data culture and break the silos and efficiencies in your data stack.

Industry Clouds: A smart choice for fast companies

As customers evaluate their best approach to modernize their existing ERP systems it is therefore no surprise they ask: are industry clouds delivering on their promises?

Encrypted Enterprise? Amazon messaging service

Encrypted Enterprise? Amazon’s private messaging service turns business-only for 2023

It’s been a disastrous year for Amazon consumer encryption services. Wickr Me is being axed as the tech giant redirects its focus on encrypted messaging for enterprise.

Are you ready to weather the economic storm with agile working capital management?

With soaring inflation and interest rate rises, SAP's Thomas Mehlkopf says its time to revisit liquidity forecasting and working capital management.

The Carolean Era: crypto country change for the UK?

Britcoin and a 'royally minted' NFT are still plausible developments for Britain under a new monarch – even if PM Rishi Sunak stops being a crypto bro and FTX-esque crashes keep happening.

The Metaverse – saving the world, one avatar at a time?

The metaverse: an alternate digital world that changes the face of work, or simply a nuisance to the environment? With the introduction of the metaverse, people all over the world can explore this new type of virtual reality all via a digital oasis. This brave new world will likely come powered by AI, cloud, web3 and Big Data.

Partnering for performance with global tech services powerhouse

Stephanie Robertson, Communications Advisor at Agilyx Group, explains the features you should look for in your next tech consulting partner.

Adobe has already doomed the metaverse

Pantone blues and Figma fallout: Adobe, not Meta, is the metaverse's biggest threat.

The Great Tech Redundancy is here again

The more companies are callous with their staff, the more chance of another Great Resignation. After all, the main reason employees resigned en masse wasn't because of remote work: It was because they realized how dispensable they were.

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IBM Grants $500,000 in-kind for City of Dublin Cybersecurity Education

City of Dublin Education Training Board (ETB) is one of ten grant recipients globally, as part of the IBM Education Security Preparedness Grants program.

Introducing PSA: productivity and profit, despite rising costs

Neil Davidson, regional vice president EMEA and APAC at Deltek, discusses how professional services can boost productivity and profit through choosing the right system, despite rising costs.

Workday Rising 2022 event preview

What can we expect from Workday Rising Europe 2022?