The Warehouse latches onto ‘click and collect’ trend
Craig Jordan, chief digital officer at The Warehouse, explains the rationale for piloting a pop up store with no inventory but only items ready for pickup, in Auckland’s CBD.
Craig Jordan, chief digital officer at The Warehouse, explains the rationale for piloting a pop up store with no inventory but only items ready for pickup, in Auckland’s CBD.
How his career veered from chemistry and physics to information technology.
Chorus and The Skills Organisation to support activities for up and coming IT leaders.
Russell Francis, chief executive and CTO of Velpic Group, has been awarded the most disruptive CIO/CTO accolade as part of the 2015 global Talent Unleashed Awards.
Releases Clever Kash as a beta prototype, with customers to test and provide feedback to inform the first release to market
Most sectors in New Zealand need to go through a period of business and digital transformation to help them plan and execute their move to as-a-service and cloud models, writes Matt Smith of Certus.
These companies undertaking digital business initiatives don't make a distinction between digital business strategy and business strategy — they are the same or integrated with the main business strategy.
The greatest challenge faced by enterprises dealing with digitalisation is the question of how they will stay relevant in response to big change and industry disruption.
“It is part of our strategy to accelerate our digital start-up ecosystem for farm innovation,” says Simon Paparone, CIO, Fonterra.
The CEO of franchise businesses Green Acres and Hire-a-Hubby, talks about the nuances of becoming a digital company – and why revealing more information online gives them an edge over the competition.
“Directors are still very reluctant to accept and take accountability for this growing business risk, “ says cybersecurity specialist Tom Walton.
Gartner lists ways the IT function can exploit employees’ ‘digital dexterity’
“We have now stabilised and reset the business to reflect the fast-changing and increasingly digital world in which we live.”
‘Companies are likely to put their business at risk if they do not look at changes in other industries and innovate their products and services’
For Uber, the object of disruption was the taxi industry. Enter your business niche here and be worried, writes Paul Armstrong.