In a previous post, we explored the future of digital transformation and grocery shopping. In this post, we further this exploration with the use of Big Data. The term Big Data first emerged in the 1990’s but has gained more prominence in recent years due to the advancement of technology Read more…
As England hazily emerged from its 4th of July ‘Super Saturday’ some reflection is in order. The primary focus for the media was rowdy behaviour and a general lack of social distancing. However, another underlying news thread was emerging that has far more long term consequences. Reports came in that Read more…
What is digital transformation *for*? What drives us to invest time and money in changing not just our tools but our processes, the very way we work? Even our whole value proposition? The conversations I have with leaders about digital transformation are driven most often by two things. The first Read more…
In our previous post, we discussed the Digital workplace. This post goes into more detail about digital workplace solutions and how you might go about implementing it. There is no one-fit-all solution for the digital workplace – every organisation is different of course. However, there are three fundamental steps organisations should Read more…
What is a Digital workplace? To use one sentence to summarise, it is an environment, a technology solution, a business strategy and a digital transformation process. Digital Workplace as an Environment The workplace is an environment where people work, either physically or virtually. E.g. people are working from home more Read more…
The future of the fashion industry is uncertain. The COVID-19 crisis has affected every type of retailer, but bricks-and-mortar retailers have been badly hit, having to close high street stores for weeks. As they prepare to open from the 15th June 2020, it is not yet clear how many shops Read more…
The release of the April 2020 retail sales figures from the Office of National Statistics confirms the concerns that commentators and politicians expressed throughout May. The previous figures for March had already set the scene. With only one week of lockdown included in the previous month, the 5% fall in Read more…