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Five steps to create first-class customer experience
  • Posted on 30th January 2020 in by Phil Alsop

No matter what you sell, or to whom you sell it, the experience your customer has when dealing with your company is now a crucial element in any decision to buy or retain your services. By Bob Dunn, associate vice president of EMEA and APAC with Hyland.

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Large organisations are not geared to handle IT projects. Here’s why…
  • Posted on 26th January 2020 in by Phil Alsop

Are corporates doomed to fail when it comes to taking on large IT projects? A radical proposition, perhaps, yet there’s plenty of evidence to suggest that many big businesses simply aren’t equipped to deliver large-scale IT projects on time and on budget. By Ritam Gandhi, Studio Graphene.

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Big digital transformation mistakes
  • Posted on 19th December 2019 in by Phil Alsop

Digital technologies such as artificial intelligence, robotics and machine learning are promising big changes to the energy, chemicals and resources industry. To prepare, many businesses are embarking on digital transformation programs to enable their organizations to reap the benefits. However,...

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Digital Experience Management is the Key to Business Success
  • Posted on 19th December 2019 in by Phil Alsop

Thanks to technological and social shifts, we live in a world focused on instant gratification. Take consumers’ approach to video as an example. They are no longer content to visit physical video stores, or wait for new episodes of their favourite shows to air on television on a weekly basis,...

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Better, faster, stronger… cheaper – why now is the time to move towards ‘design for operations’ in the IT world

As businesses continue down the path of digital transformation, and do away with legacy systems,...

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What does ‘digital transformation’ really mean?

Insight from Philip White, Managing Director, Audacia.

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Democratizing Data

ABB’s Dave Sterlace examines the case for digitalization by exploring how the IT sector can...

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IT and HR – Surprising Bedfellows

By Cyrus Gilbert Rolfe, EMEA MD, SocialChorus.

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Digital transformation – why procurement needs to sit up and take notice

Procurement departments need to take centre stage in any digital transformation initiative, argues...

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The speed of change in technology must be embraced, not feared

Last year, the number of UK businesses which entered bankruptcy hit a four year high, meaning one...

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The truth about digital transformation

No-one is disputing the importance of hiring the right staff, keeping them engaged and boosting...

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What does ‘digital transformation’ really mean in a workplace?

Digital transformation has become the latest buzzword bandied around boardrooms and, perhaps, has...

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