The needs of office-based staff (‘Suits’) and those working in an industrial or manufacturing environment (‘Boots’) are often seen as very different. And they are. But it’s not just where they work – it’s their whole outlook on what ‘work’ actually is.
At best, in any large business, IT is seen as a standalone department. At worst, the perception of the IT team by other units is that they’re a law unto themselves – one that often blocks the business. It’s not always true
Business processes. They’re there for a reason. They set a precedent for how things are done at work – in an optimal way – given the staff, resources, and technologies your business has to work with. But things change. Technology makes different
There are many moving parts involved in making digital transformation a reality in every business. The role that procurement departments play shouldn’t be overlooked. However, while procurement may be able to successfully negotiate contracts, service level agreements, and ensure that the right
Let’s be honest: getting employees to adopt a new in-house IT system or internal technology solution can feel like pulling teeth at times. Why? Because there’s often deep-set resistance – even when the legacy platform is decaying. However, the demands of commerce,
When businesses decide to innovate, regardless of the sector or industry they operate in, one of the first things they’re often confronted by is the pace at which things are moving or evolving. Take the Internet of Things (IoT) for example. From
