Posts Tagged ‘digital transformation’

  Without any further ado, let’s count down the top 10 posts from 2015:   Ten | Why You Should Really Put Down Your Cell Phone at Lunch (Really) Cell phones are inserting themselves into our lives, perhaps in places that they just don’t belong.   Nine | Part 2 – What to do about […]

As we are deep into prime shopping season, we’d like to take a moment to look back at the extraordinary year 2015 has been. With mobile, personalization, security and digital disruption, there was no shortage of change in the industry. Here were our top ten posts of the year:   Ten | 4 Lessons in […]

Digital strategy services firms can expect both their business and the demand for their skills to grow rapidly through the rest of this decade, according to IDC Research. The global market research and analysis company released its findings from a study that predicts digital-related consulting will be central to 80 percent of all business and […]

  I normally don’t bother reading (consciously, at least) the comments section of news articles because they’re often full of spam or disgruntled readers. But, one particular comment posted for a Wall Street Journal article caught my eye. The article was discussing the increased use of mobile apps in clinical practice. 

  “…a news organization can be most nimble when it is built organically for the digital age.” – John Henry That’s what STAT is. John Henry, the owner of the The Boston Globe, Boston Red Sox, Liverpool Football Club, and Roush Fenway Racing, just launched a new digital publication that’ll solely cover the life sciences […]

  This is a question most of us hear when picking up prescriptions at a pharmacy. But, have you ever questioned the information the pharmacist gives you? Were his or her answers accurate? Did that information take your personal situation, such as your medical history, into consideration? What’s the source of the information they provide, […]

Take a guess: How many virtual communities exist online, right now? The answer is complex. If you count only those sites with 100 million members or more, the list is about a dozen names long. If you count those considered “major” and “active” at the same time, the list has about 400 members. But if […]

At Oracle OpenWorld 2015, Mukesh Nakra from Infosys talked about Reinventing HR as part of digital transformation. There are several imperatives driving HR to change: Working with millennial employees and a digital workforce – we can’t support this group with traditional Human Capital Management system Improving employee reach globally with multilingual HR applications Adopting social […]

Ray Wang, Chairman of Constellation Research spoke at Oracle OpenWorld about “Inside The New Post-Sale, On-Demand, Attention Economy”.  Ray wrote a book called Disrupting Digital Business: Create an Authentic Experience in the Peer-to-Peer Economy.  The presentation covered many of the topics in his book. 52% of Fortune 500 firms since 2000 are gone. That is an amazing fact. […]

As strategic partners prepare to unveil their exhibits, Oracle CEO Mark Hurd will take center stage Monday morning to focus on the critical role of digital transformation for growing a business, regardless of industry. The keynote is expected to build on the previous night’s address by Larry Ellison on Oracle’s leadership in the cloud space. […]

This year, Oracle OpenWorld takes place during National Breast Cancer Awareness Month, and Perficient is working with the Breast Cancer Research Foundation to raise consciousness and funding during the conference. The vice president of the Oracle group at Perficient, Emil Fernandez, is proud of his organization’s leadership in this area. “This is something that we’ve […]

  Read this TechCrunch article. Make sure your company’s executives read it, too. According to Google, for the first time ever, more people are performing Google searches on their mobile phones than on their computers. If that doesn’t tell you the digital landscape has changed, I’m not sure what will make you believe it.