Digitalisation World

Swedish National Government Service Center chooses Tieto

Published in Digital Business

Tieto has entered into an agreement with the National Government Service Center (Statens Servicecenter) under which it will digitalize the agency’s case and document management. The new solution will provide staff with a clear and complete overview of the agency’s activities and will result in significant time-savings, improved quality and better efficiency. The two-year deal is already being implemented and includes an extension option of another two years.

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Three quarters of companies failing at digitalisation

Published in Digital Business

Those that digitalize are twice as likely to start price wars, often harming their own income.

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Digital building blocks

Published in Digital Business

International Data Corporation (IDC) has published its worldwide information technology (IT) industry predictions for 2018 and beyond. The predictions were published in a new IDC FutureScape report and presented in a live Web conference hosted by Chief Analyst Frank Gens. Both the report and an on-demand replay of the Web conference are available at https://www.idc.com/events/futurescapes.

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Enfield Council to be “Digital by Default”

Published in Digital Business

London-based council to cut costs, boost digital citizen engagement and increase efficiency by 30% with help of Sungard AS.

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Travis Perkins enhances its digital business

Published in Digital Business Infrastructure Networking

Riverbed SteelCentral Aternity provides UK’s largest builders’ merchant with real-time visibility to fix problems faster, improving colleague productivity and user experience.

Published in Digital Business

In the intensely competitive UK grocery sector, Morrisons’ like for-like sales have risen for the last six quarters. The grocery retailer has achieved this by innovating around customer experience, at a time when loyalty has never mattered more; rising commodity prices and the falling pound are tightening consumer purse strings, while fierce rivalry is continually pushing supermarket retailers to raise their game.