The Digital Enterprise in the Digital Age
The historical period in which we live has been given a number of labels including the Digital Age and the Information Age. The dictionary defines an “age” as “a distinct period of
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The historical period in which we live has been given a number of labels including the Digital Age and the Information Age. The dictionary defines an “age” as “a distinct period of
By now most people understand they generate data whenever they use their computer, tablet, or smartphone. They also understand companies use that data to advance their commercial interests (either by selling the
Controlling healthcare costs remains a hot topic, especially in the United States. Although no single strategy for controlling costs exists, many people point to the high cost of drugs as one area
More and more commentators are talking about the dawn of the Cognitive Computing Era. An “era” isn’t something one should discuss lightly. It is defined as “a long and distinct period of
Travel writers love painting a picture of the world they see with words; and, Barcelona, Spain, has a lot to write about. Reporters for the Lonely Planet paint this picture of the
I would venture to say most people use the terms omnichannel and multichannel interchangeably. For casual conversations, using them interchangeably is probably not a big deal. When it comes to creating supply
Although most Americans celebrate Labor Day as the unofficial end of summer and see it as a final opportunity to charge their tanks in preparation for the rigors of fall and winter,
The world is changing faster than it has in any previous historical era. Ira Wolfe (@HireAuthority) reports that a study by the U.S. Department of Labor concludes, “65 percent of today’s schoolchildren
The commercial world is being roiled by new technologies. Old business models are being replaced by new ones and essential information technologies seem to have shorter lifespans than most small animals. One
We live in a risky world. Supply chains, especially extended ones, are subject to an almost infinite number of risks. Analysts from IDV Solutions note, “Natural disasters, weather, civil unrest, terrorism, workforce
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