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IT Integration

  • Jamba Juice Supports Business Processes for Growth

    Jamba teams with Capgemini as part of its effort to achieve 10 percent to 20 percent G&A reduction goal and drive accelerated growth.
  • Digital Delivery: How CPG Companies Can Entice E-Consumers

    Consumer packaged goods companies are under intense pressure to transform their digital platforms to satisfy rapidly changing consumer preferences and demands.
  • The Forgotten Continent of Consumers: Africa

    Selling to Americans is one thing, but how do product developers learn what the growing African consumer class wants?
  • Energizer Changes Leadership for Planned Split

    Energizer is overhauling its Finance organization in preparation for the planned separationof the Household Products and Personal Care segments.Amidst news of the current CFOs planned departure, find out who will lead the finance team in the details of this leadership transition plan.
  • BYOD Tops the Modern CIOs To-Do List

    A recent IDC study unveils that 52.5 percent of Canadian CIOs are open to employees bringing their own devices to work. Of those respondents, 50.8 percent said that it was to appeal to young workers, which will make up 75 percent of the workforce by 2028. Find out what other trends are impacting the changing role of the CIO, and their biggest IT priorities for 2014.
  • NetSuite Wins New Customers in Pet Products

    Companies announced include GameWear, Pet Head and That Pet Place, which are among a growing number of manufacturers, distributors and retailers of pet goods that are leveraging NetSuite.
  • Death of the Shopping Mall? Consumer Goods Manufacturers Adapt

    Who will sell consumer product five years from now? And where? The decline of shopping malls, the rise of online shopping and changing consumer habits require consumer goods manufacturers to rethink their approach to moving goods.
  • Big Data & Analytics Top Executive Agendas

    A new report from IDC Manufacturing Insights concludes that big data and analytics will remain one of the top investment priorities for manufacturing organizations of all sizes for the foreseeable future. In fact, nearly 51 percent of respondents expect to generate new revenue streams from big data and analytics projects.
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