Vendors and Providers

NHL turns to venue metrics data to drive sustainability

The National Hockey League is leveraging data and analytics to measure the carbon footprint of its teams’ venues and glean insights into best practices for its sustainability goals.

SAP user groups see pick-up in migration to S/4HANA

Surveys by user organizations on both sides of the Atlantic show more SAP customers moving, or planning to move, to S/4HANA from ECC 6, although stumbling blocks remain.

Add brand security to your workload

Social media and web spoofing can tarnish your brand and market cap.

Van maker BrightDrop builds ERP and business in parallel

Business processes usually come first, and the ERP implements them. But for GM’s new electric van subsidiary, CIO Namo Tiwari explains how he went about it a different way.

Melissa & Doug buys oversized ERP to grow into

Melissa & Doug buys oversized ERP to grow into

When the preschool toy company grew out of its small homebrew ERP, it skipped the midmarket offerings and went straight for an enterprise-scale system in the cloud.

Infosys elevates employee experience with intelligent platform

Dubbed ‘Live Enterprise,’ the mobile-first platform has transformed multiple areas of the company, from recruitment to code delivery, by integrating applications and streamlining processes informed by data insights.

SAP seeks to make builders of business technologists

SAP Build provides enterprises with a new low-code development resource built on the same infrastructure as its pro-code development tools.

Microsoft faces new antitrust complaint over cloud software licensing in Europe

Microsoft is accused of using new licensing rules for its productivity software to push European enterprise customers toward its Azure cloud infrastructure.

ServiceNow buoyant about growth despite economic headwinds

The company remains confident of posting strong revenue numbers for the rest of the year despite uncertain macroeconomic conditions.

Indian Railway Ministry orders probe into Oracle bribery charges

The investigation was launched after the US markets regulator, the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) imposed a $23 million fine on Oracle under the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act.