Guest Contributors

How ERP can help create a sustainable future

am going through an awakening, a realisation. This is no sudden flash of light on the staycation road to Norfolk, but a gradual, stumbling focus on how I and the club to which I belong – ‘ERPers’ - can play a part in the major challenge the world faces: global warming and the need to cut emissions.

Workday vs. ServiceNow: The Big Shift

Every decade there’s a major shift in enterprise software. In the 1970s companies bought integrated financial systems; in the 1980s and 1990s it was ERP; now it’s a wild west of tools for digital customer experiences, digital employee experiences, and AI-enabled automation

The key HR solutions enterprises need to consider

Technology has kept many businesses running throughout the rollercoaster ride that has made up the last 16 or so months. Technology has helped employees stay productive and connected regardless of their working locations.

Breaking the Chain – Stress testing supply chains in 2021

Over the last year, UK consumers have become increasingly aware of the impact of COVID-19 on retail supply chains. While the panic over empty supermarket shelves at the start of the first lockdown has subsided. In places concerns...

How to embrace organisational agility

COVID-19 forced businesses to make decisions about leadership, recruitment, finance and operations in a matter of hours. In the months following the initial shockwave...

Common Digital Transformation Myths Debunked

Using more than 1,000 enterprise cloud implementation reviews of SAP, UNIT4, Oracle HCM, Workday, UKG, ServiceNow and Cornerstone, Raven Intel debunks six common...

Three lessons now the future of work is reality

13th March. A date etched in my memory. Not because it’s a birthday or anniversary. Rather...

IBP is key to post COVID supply chains

While organisations need more visibility, modelling and planning than ever before, what are...

Third-party support: not just about money

The role of IT should be primarily about serving the business: providing the necessary infrastructure...

SAP and the Roman Empire

Companies across the world have invested in SAP technologies for decades but many are at a crossroad...

Driven by disruption

Originally put forward in a Harvard Business Review piece in 1995 by Bower and Christensen...

Supply chains post Covid-19

Supply chains for complex and costly products are always in a state of flux. But massive changes to...

Is private equity ‘dry powder’ going to ignite the SAP market?

The coronavirus pandemic and the resulting global lockdown have caused a sudden and sharp...

Pressing restart – how businesses can recover and get back to work

Throughout the period of lockdown, many organisations have found digital services indispensable...

Heart of War

The best military and commercial strategists are considering questions of long-term legitimacy...

Taking the plunge in lockdown…

When I started the journey that led me to move organisations, I had many concerns on my mind. Am I the right fit?