July 2024Issue 19

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Supply Chain Management
Steve Murphy: Returning the engine to searchBy Giacomo Lee
Epicor CEO Steve Murphy on putting the engine back into search, and solving the supply chain challenge by leaning on ERP.
image of Vitesco CIO Thomas Buck | cloud and sustainable transformation
Automation
Vitesco: Driving a 4.0 sky-high, sustainable worldBy Giacomo Lee
CIO Thomas Buck talks cloud and sustainable transformation for electric powertrain engine technology firm, Vitesco Technologies, plus the possibilities of Industry 4.0, across its AWS, SAP and Microsoft stack.
image of someone mixing chocolate cake batter | automation
Automation
Automation and the chocolate factoryBy Christine Horton
Chocolatier Barry Callebaut gives a taste of how the manufacturing industry can create smooth quality assessment, predictive maintenance and information management with the right solution mindset to reduce the heat on workforces.

FEATURES

image of goldfish floating above its water bowl | permacrisis
Manufacturing Systems and Automation
How can users come up for air in a permacrisis?By Stephanie Ball
Manufacturers and supply chains are feeling the permacrisis pressure. EY’s global consulting head of SAP, Dr. Tom Janoshalmi, shares how users can resurface from the slump.
a yellow paper plane travelling between obstacles on a blue background | Manufacturing roadblocks: Turning challenges into opportunities
Manufacturing Systems and Automation
Manufacturing roadblocks: Turning challenges into opportunitiesBy Yoana Cholteeva
How can technological advancements in the manufacturing industry help companies meet the economic and geopolitical obstacles head on?
photo of three men on stage at Infor Velocity Tour
Cloud Platform and Technology
Munchies and motorcycles: A fireside chat at Infor Velocity World TourBy Shána Briddock
Intersnack and Triumph Motorcycles talk sweetening their ERP systems to drive innovation at the Infor Velocity World Tour fireside chat.

Expert Opinions

FinOps
Financial Management
Balancing the books: can ERP cash in on FinOps?By Adrian Bridgwater
It’s time to cash in and balance the books. Experts from Workday, Red Hat, Nutanix and more talk about FinOps’ influence on ERP.
image of person and robot at computer | AI in HR
Analytics and AI
AI in HR: the tightrope walker of recruitmentBy Ekaterina Dudakova
A string of media outlets and research reports today are discussing the crisis in the global job market, with employers struggling to find talent and more candidates finding themselves without a job.
black and white graphic of a person holding a phone next to images of a padlock, wifi sign and web globe | The train outta cyber trouble in the smart city
Security
The train outta cyber trouble in the smart cityBy Yoana Cholteeva
When we rely on a growing network of interconnected systems to help our urban societies function, how can we keep them cyber secure? Answers can be found in case studies from the likes of Transport for London and the Pennsylvania Turnpike, as made possible by the work and offerings of AWS and Deloitte respectively.

Guest Contributors

Enterprise Architecture
The coming of the composable ageBy Casper Rasmussen
Even before Gartner coined the term ‘composable enterprise’, back in 2014, the idea had been implemented throughout technology.
Security
Nobody wants a leak: Getting cyber secure in manufacturingBy Greg Notch
Manufacturing firms are advancing their stacks, but openings have sprung for bad actors. How can businesses kick the bucket on cyber risks?  
Cloud Platform and Technology
There are no single threads in ESG software supply chainsBy Debra Lilley
Software is part of your supply chain too. Debra Lilley untangles an inside view of vendor, integrator and user sustainability relations. 
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