John Deere Moves ERP to Single In-Memory Platform
By Eileen Feretic What do you do when your existing operations system isn’t meeting your needs? What if you need real-time information, but you’re not
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By Eileen Feretic What do you do when your existing operations system isn’t meeting your needs? What if you need real-time information, but you’re not
By Claire Joel The French Connection Group is a successful and widely recognized global fashion brand. Based in the United Kingdom, our company designs, produces
By Samuel Greengard Managing finances for an organization as large as the U.S. Army is a constant battle. With 227 bases scattered in 71 countries
Access to Web applications is typically the most frequent use of a personal computer. Whether this should be done by means of a “fat” computer
For nearly three decades, enterprise resource planning (ERP) has been promising to streamline processes, reduce inventory, maximize resource productivity, integrate transactions and provide unified data
Two years ago, outdoor-equipment manufacturer Blount International bucked the national trend toward outsourcing by ending a deal with a service provider whose support didn?t match
The scope of the Olympics is staggering, with so many moving parts that it would make even the most experienced event planner start wheezing with
Google scored a big win in its battle to unseat Microsoft on university campuses as the University of Phoenix has announced to its 70,000 students
WASHINGTON—Retail sales fell unexpectedly in December to close out the weakest year at the cash register since 2002, data showed on Tuesday, the strongest signal