In episode 57 of the Cloud Wars Horizon Minute, Tom Smith covers recent news from Walmart, which rolled out a free version of its big data app for suppliers and also standardized its finance organization on PowerBI. Meanwhile, Kroger is growing by acquisition.
Bob Evans sheds light on how this partnership will help customers as the multi-cloud mindset becomes the standard.
Microsoft has higher revenue, but in this article Bob Evans explains why the more upbeat, customer-centric, and innovative Google Cloud is the one to watch.
In this Cloud Wars Minute, Bob is in New York City attending Google Cloud Next and shares some of the company’s recent big customer wins.
Sana ties its e-commerce store directly to Microsoft Dynamics and SAP ERP systems, ensuring access to real-time, synchronized data.
In Cloud Wars Horizon Minute, Ep. 56, Tom Smith profiles Sana, which develops cloud e-commerce software that is always in sync with a company’s ERP data, and it also includes built-in payment functionality.
Toni Witt explains why Starbucks Odyssey, an extension of the company’s loyalty program that lets customers earn NFTs, is so innovative.
Omnichannel is no longer a “nice to have.” It’s a requirement. Scott Vaughan shares essential approaches for B2B sales in particular.
In this Cloud Wars Expo Moment, Hans Thalbauer discusses the need to provide supply chain professionals with visibility in order to create and implement solutions that promote business growth.
Microsoft has acknowledged three broad Metaverse categories, one of which Executive VP Judson Althoff is particularly passionate about: the industrial Metaverse.
The two companies are working together to help mainframe customers take advantage of applications and data available in the cloud.
In this Cloud Wars Expo Moment, Robert Merlo shares how SAP applications helped a mining company save money through better employee management
In Ep. 49, Wayne Sadin encourages CXOs and all Microsoft users to attend Summit NA October 10-13 to learn how to make their investments go further.
No matter what kind of CXO you are, you must be open to and proactive about change to successfully digitize an organization.
Kenny Mullican explains how connected IoT devices enable logistical traceability, scalability, and microfactory manufacturing, all of which help support a resilient supply chain.
Supply chain leaders have endured epic disruption in the past couple of years but show strong resolve to focus on customers and innovation.
Kyndryl launches a co-creation ‘experience’ that brings in customers and partners to architect effective infrastructure and services outcomes.
A new co-creation service aims for tight alignment between tech deliverables and a customer’s business requirements.
Indirect routes are becoming more common when delivering goods and services, which is why third-party distribution is required to keep your customers happy and loyal, explains Janet Schijns.
Learn about Wisy, which offers AI-powered computer vision analysis and predictive analytics for retail products, in this Bob Evans interview.
