Today, nothing is certain for brands. Standing still means falling behind. Heritage brands are no different. Now more than ever, brands need to find authentic ways to engage with digitally-savvy consumers no matter where they are. How do brands steeped in tradition create modern experiences that resonate with today’s digital-native consumers?
Many organizations face supply chain challenges that can be addressed through digital transformation, yet organizational limitations make this transformation difficult.
Empowering everyone to collaborate as one business, everywhere. Across industries, businesses are undergoing a once-in-a-generation shift in how, when, and where people work.
Data is everywhere, data is decision making power The emergence of data is changing the way organizations do business. From our mobile devices to our machinery, everyday activities and interactions create trillions of data points generated by inanimate objects.
In engaging customers today, we need to be heard above the noise, and we need to deliver creativity and uniqueness to each customer in the moments that matter. Customers are looking for value and for companies to address their needs on their terms.
Change. Adapt. Grow. Words we have had to embrace over the past 15 months as we’ve had to change the way we do business. As we start to emerge from the pandemic’s isolation and restrictions, we’re entering a world of a new normal. As consumers, our expectations are higher.
As we’ve learned over the past year, building a resilient supply chain is more important than ever. 94 percent of Fortune 1000 companies have reported supply chain disruptions due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Online fraud increased significantly during the recent pandemic and economic downturn, with losses of an estimated $12 billion worldwide.1 To ensure continuous protection, organizations need modern solutions to protect from a range of fraud—from payment fraud, bots, account takeover, and returns and discounts fraud.
“What kind of cool opportunities are there in the research and education space and how can we leverage that technology?” These were the types of questions that educators at Northeastern University asked themselves when looking for solutions to provide unique, immersive experiences for their students.
Planning on attending the upcoming Hannover Messe Digital Edition? If so, come discover how mixed reality business applications like Microsoft Dynamics 365 Remote Assist are helping transform organizations like Schaeffler. The Hannover Messe industry (HMI) conference covers all core themes of the industrial value-adding chain—from individual components to the complete smart factory.
Digital transformation is rapidly expanding, the workforce is aging, and organizations are looking for technology to upskill their workforce faster. Manufacturers, in particular, rely on a highly skilled workforce that must keep up with the pace of technology change. Deloitte and the Manufacturing Institute estimate that up to 2.
These four success stories provide insights into how leading companies use a modern, cloud-based, intelligent platform to deliver versatility, scalability, and rapid time to value. They also illustrate how Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management helps companies operate with a customer first mindset from production to fulfillment.