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Shelf gaps down 30% at Morrisons

Published in Case Studies Digital Business Vertical Applications

Blue Yonder has partnered with Morrisons to optimise replenishment and automate ordering of 26,000 ambient and long-life product SKUs in all its 491 stores.

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Splunk and New Relic power digital business success

Published in Digital Business Infrastructure Software

Splunk Inc and New Relic have formed a strategic alliance and a new integration to help enterprises improve customer experiences and drive revenues. The Splunk App for New Relic, available today as a preview release on Splunkbase, gives developers and IT operations teams a comprehensive view into both application performance and infrastructure health with seamless sharing of data across both Splunk® and New Relic platforms.

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Tieto signs e-commerce deal with major retail chain Granng?rden

Published in Digital Business

Granng?rden, a chain with more than 100 stores around Sweden which specializes in products within gardening, animals and agriculture, has chosen Tieto as its partner for creating a next-generation solution for its e-commerce and omnichannel operations. With this new solution, Granng?rden aims to develop their customer experience and to lay the basis for online revenue growth and seamless omnichannel experience.

Published in Digital Business Infrastructure Software

Industrie 4.0* has been underway for more than five years, and while many businesses have begun some promising Industrie 4.0 projects, key challenges remain that are making algorithms the heartbeat of these projects, according to Gartner, Inc. By 2020, Gartner predicts that at least 30 per cent of Industrie 4.0 projects will source their algorithms from leading algorithm marketplaces — a significant rise from less than 5 per cent in 2016.

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Legacy technology is the biggest barrier to digital transformation

Published in Digital Business

Nimbus Ninety’s research, in partnership with Ensono, identifies leadership and vision as large contributors to failed digital transformation projects.

Published in Digital Business

Today companies are competing to ship ideas as fast as possible in pursuit of the Continuous Enterprise. To assess the ever-growing need for speed, Chef surveyed more than 1,500 global IT practitioners and decision-makers on trends in productivity, workforce roles, and technology adoption.