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Tips for succesful digital transformation

Successful digital transformation comes not from implementing new technologies but from transforming your organization to take advantage of the possibilities that new technologies provide. Major digital transformation initiatives are centered on re-envisioning customer experience, operational processes and business models. Companies are changing how functions work, redefining how functions interact, and even evolving the boundaries of the firm. 1) Companies face common pressures from customers, employees and competitors to begin or speed up their digital transformation. However they are transforming at different paces with different results. 2) Successful digital transformation comes…

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Youth hooked on mobile messaging but preference varies, says Telenor research

Telenor releases Digital Frontrunners study The Facebook family is strengthening its position amongst digital frontrunners globally. While most time is spent on messaging apps, today’s young consumers still rate SMS and mobile calls as intrinsic to their communication habits. And there’s a new challenger on the market: watch out as internet calls gain momentum in Asia.  (Fornebu, 20 June 2016): In a Telenor Research study conducted in November-December 2015, mobile users aged 16-35 years in Telenor Group’s markets in Asia and Europe were interviewed about their mobile communication habits. The…

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4 Ways to Predict Success with ERP Solutions

Tired of seeing storms roll in on your business forecasts? Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) solutions can help you predict the best atmosphere for success. Learn about four of these critical prediction tools that you need in your ERP systems to weather storms and see sunny days. The New ERP Today’s ERP systems combine past data with real-time data to provide more accurate forecasts for business applications. Unlike older versions of ERP, having access to up-to-the-moment data creates a clearer picture of customer relationships, public perceptions, political influences and regulatory changes…

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LinkedIn ‘can fuel Office 365, but Microsoft faces integration challenges’

Analysts welcome LinkedIn purchase, but sound warning over Microsoft’s history of acquisitions Microsoft’s $26.3 billion acquisition of LinkedIn could provide the next direction for Office 365 and AI, but the tech giant will have difficulties integrating the social network into its various divisions, analysts believe. Those praising the move have focused on the potential for Microsoft to outflank newer rivals and broaden its often-uttered plan to be “cloud-first, mobile-first”. Martin Garner, senior vice president for internet at research house CCS Insight, said: “This move gives Microsoft access to the world’s biggest…

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Millennial CIO explores augmented reality, intelligent assistants

Under 31-year-old Thomas Saueressig, SAP is testing emerging technologies to boost workforce productivity and, ultimately, customer satisfaction. SAP SE is exploring augmented reality and intelligent assistant software in initiatives intended to boost employee productivity, according to new SAP CIO Thomas Saueressig, who at 31 is the youngest CIOworking for a global 2000 company. More productive employees will ultimately improve the business software maker’s ability to serve customers, one of the German company’s core tenets. “I fundamentally believe that the new generation and the expectations of our customers and our employees…

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We Will All Pay!

Expect business, life and tech to change radically, as the IoT connects dots that were once invisible and introduces pricing models that were once impossible. As the Internet of things (IoT) takes hold and the ability to measure just about everything takes shape, it’s becoming clear—sometimes painfully so—that pricing models are changing dramatically. We’ve already witnessed the shift to subscription-based pricing for software. Now, a growing number of once pricey IT products and services—from hardware to bandwidth—have been reduced to commodities. Think Amazon Web Services (AWS), Google Cloud, Microsoft Azure,…

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Mobile analytics: 10 great apps to visualize big data on the go

Big data can mean big value, and mobile is a great way to analyze it. Here are 10 apps to help you process and analyze your data. Tableau Tableau Mobile is a streamlined mobile version of Tableau’s software. It allows the user to add calculations and data filters with a touch, and it even shows offline snapshots of certain visualizations. Image: Tableau IBM Cognos One of IBM’s key business intelligence (BI) tools, Cognos, is available on mobile. Users can access existing reports and dashboards they have in Cognos, syncing content…

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The Nine Elements of Digital Transformation

In-depth research with executives at a wide range of companies shows how managers can use technology to redefine their businesses. Digital transformation — the use of technology to radically improve performance or reach of enterprises — is a hot topic for companies across the globe. Executives in all industries are using digital advances such as analytics, mobility, social media and smart embedded devices as well as improving their use of traditional technologies such as ERP to change customer relationships, internal processes and value propositions. Other executives, seeing how fast digital…

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The Present and Future of Application Protection

To succeed today, enterprises must broaden their view of security to address all the components at the application level that can expose sensitive data. Overview In today’s application-centric world, there’s truly an app for everything. Organizations offer applications with data access to employees and consumers to drive greater productivity, meet business demands, and ultimately achieve a competitive advantage. But as organizations deliver more and more sensitive data through applications, they’re also introducing everincreasing risk. That’s because today’s users are everywhere—frequently outside the corporate network—and the apps they rely on can…

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Ad blocking ‘will cost publishers £19 billion by 2020’

While majority of users still on PCs, ad blocking for mobile is on the rise. Ad blocking software is set to cost digital publishers almost £19 billion by 2020, a new report from Juniper Research reveals, with global adblock users rising 41 per cent year on year. There were 198 million active users of ad blocking software as of August 2015, CNBC reports , with a recent study from eMarketer suggesting that more than a quarter (27 per cent) of internet users in the UK will start using it by 2017.…

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