UK grocery chain Tesco generates $150 million in supply chain efficiencies via analytics. Oil and gas giant BP saves $7 billion a year with Internet of Things (IoT) sensors. Hershey saves $500,000 per batch of candy with machine learning and IoT. These examples of bottom-line benefits share a common thread — a maturing approach to digital business. By Dave Aron, Distinguished Research VP, Gartner.
Read MoreDespite the hype, comparatively few businesses are reaping success from digital transformation projects. Darren Birt, Director, at FHL Cloud Solutions shares his views on why these projects are failing and companies should carefully assess their key challenges, before making an investment in new technologies.
Read MoreDigital transformation has been on the agenda of business leaders and IT departments alike for some time now. And for good reason. The promise of improved operational efficiencies, faster time to market and better employee collaboration is too great for many to ignore. According to recent research, 70% of companies already either have a digital transformation strategy in place or are working on one. By Nick Offin, Head of Sales, Marketing and Operations, Dynabook Northern Europe.
Read MoreBy Pete Watson, CEO of Atlas Cloud.
Read MoreAccording to research group IDC, the number of connected devices is forecasted to grow to 42bn by 2025. With the demand for the Internet of Things (IoT), automation and 5G continuing to grow, and heavily influencing businesses and supply chains over the coming years, the sheer volume of data that companies will be dealing with will become more and more overwhelming. Whereas five to ten years ago we’d see new data centres popping up everywhere to store and move all of the data around, this is...
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