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With the successful hosting of the Olympic Games and the ongoing Paralympics, the British are riding on a high. The pre-event fears around transportation, security and infrastructure have been swept away, as the British worked together, to...
Read moreOver the last two decades Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP)-based solutions have gained increasing acceptance in the corporate and industrial world, so much so that it has become the primary platform for many progressive and mature...
Read moreGiven the state of the global economy and sovereign debt crisis, governments and global enterprises are looking at protecting current investments made in people, technology and processes. Top Line growth and cost reduction however still remain as...
Read moreFixes, almost everything in your IT LandscapeOver the last couple of decades, organizations have adopted the lean operation methodologies to achieve higher level of efficiency resulting in improved margins. The Walmarts and Apples of the world have...
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By Léon Smiers
Today’s market demands for increasingly rapid change. Government organizations are expected to cope with constant change in regulations with fewer resources and in the commercial market, changing client needs and rapidly changing market conditions...
Read moreTraditional CRM has had a simplistic view of customer relationships, bound within the functional silos of sales, marketing and service. This view considered the enterprise comprised of silos that interacted with the customer only through specific and...
Read moreAs an avid gamer, I was none too happy when I first heard that gaming was being co-opted by the corporate world. Gaming was something which I associated with relaxing after work or if I was really in the mood for ‘standing up to the man’...
Read moreMost Senior Business and IT decision makers are now convinced that BPM is a critical discipline for achieving some key organizational goals: cost reduction, efficiency, agility to adapt to changing market conditions, and compliance with...
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By Ian Pretty
How much would you spend collecting what you are owed?When it comes to paying our taxes, most of us think only about making sure we contribute the right amount. But a tax agency aims to collect as much as possible of what it is owed, for as little as...
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By Tanmay Dey
The Arab spring started with a single ordinary Tunisian fruit seller protesting against government atrocities. Yet it turned into the most potent revolution since the Russian revolution. In the best seller “freakonomics” the authors vociferously...
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