This post is one in our “Market Advantage through Technology” series, where we look at a specific problem within an organization or industry, and show how technology is used to not only solve it, but provide solid competitive edge. These posts are designed to provide real-world examples of digital transformation, demonstrate the power of digital solutions, and get you thinking ...

Across industries, companies understand that technology is now crucial to their success, as well as a key driver of competitive edge. Innovation strategies and digital implementations feature heavily in many internal discussions, often accompanied by the fear of being left behind. At the same time, it isn’t easy to know where to start, and moving forward can provoke as much anx ...

Organizations that have been around since the pre-digital era face the same general technology dilemma: They know it’s important to have resilient and evolving IT, but they’re hesitant to scrap valuable legacy systems.   On one hand, business leaders recognize that organizational survival depends on IT agility. According to a recent Accenture survey, 75% of C-suite executives b ...

Imagine this all-too-common scenario: Your company has recently pulled the trigger on a data project. Excitement is in the air. You’re finally doing something about all the data you’ve been collecting. You’re getting answers that will make your organization stronger. You’re going to leave the competition in the dust. Then your first reports and visualizations arrive. And they a ...

We are living in truly exciting times. Companies have more opportunities than ever before to use technology to massively improve organizational performance, productivity, and profit, and to launch themselves into new, previously inaccessible markets. Every day we hear stories of established businesses that have used technology to create unparalleled corporate advantage, or tech ...

You may be surprised by the long list of very specific questions the right BI strategies can answer. Some of these discoveries result in small business adjustments; some in huge shifts. They all add up to improved organizational insight and increased bottom line.

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