[ Articles with keyword 'decade' ]
Innovation and Diversification are the Key
17.07.2008
Correos went through some significant changes in the last decade – from government department to a public limited company. What did this mean for the company?
Santiago Martín: For the company, the changes we have gone through mean that today the postal service is the best rated public service in Spain. And this rating shows that [...]
Partnership for Strong Markets
05.02.2008
The new partnership of NTT Data and itelligence AG creates powerful synergies between the Japanese and German corporations. Completed on January 2008, the fusion is helping both businesses dismantle old barriers to new markets in Asia, Europe and North America.
Personnel Decisions International Selects SAP
19.03.2007
Personnel Decisions International (PDI), one of the world’s leading consulting firms specializing in human resources consulting and leadership development, has selected the SAP for Professional Services solution portfolio. With more than 700 team members in 28 offices globally, PDI wanted to transform its 15-year-old IT landscape of isolated systems for project accounting and human resource management into an integrated environment that enables greater operational efficiencies.
The race to growth (Part 1)
29.05.2006
The world’s two biggest developing countries are taking different paths to economic prosperity. Which is the better one?
“Core Competency is Not Static”
14.03.2005
N. Venkat Venkatraman is the David J. McGrath junior professor of management and the chair of the IS Department at Boston University School of Management. He has been researching into IT-enabled business transformation for some time. In the interview with SAP INFO online, Venkatraman explains how the potential of IT can be harnessed for corporate strategies and business flows.
“Digital Information Will Never Survive by Accident”
02.08.2004
Our society is becoming more and more dependent on digital information and communication technologies. Although, from a technical perspective, everyone can read a book from the 16th century, only few are able to access 15-year old data stored on diskette. In conversation with SAP INFO online, Neil Beagrie, British Library and Joint Information Systems Committee Partnership Manager at the British Library, explains the issue of whether and how the knowledge of the 21st century can be preserved as part of our cultural inheritance for future generations.
