ERP Today • 17th December 2024

Actually, Accenture Song is a technology company

When it comes to its marketing services, Accenture is singing a different tune these days. After all, it wasn’t so long ago that one ERP Today staffer was talking to Accenture Interactive leadership about marketing campaigns, as encompassing the very visual and creative fields of advertising, websites and billboards.

Digital Arts • 18th August 2020

How Herman Miller's graphic design heritage is as rich as its furniture design

From mid-century modern to Mike Perry magic, it's time to look back at the furniture master's branding and graphic design legacy.

ERP Today Magazine • 14th June 2022

Young professionals are keeping office space alive

Despite all the hype about remote work, Big Tech is still clearly invested in big bricks – and so are its younger workers.

ERP Today • 7th January 2025

New NVIDIA AI Models Empower - and Redefine - SAP, ServiceNow as Agentic Leaders

CES 2025 saw NVIDIA launch a series of new language models to advance Agentic AI, with SAP and ServiceNow expected to be among the first to use the new models from the GPU leader.

ERP Today • 24th October 2022

IFS Cloud Cable Car brings B2B, TikTok to Royal Docks

Enterprise tech watchers and tourists take note: The London Cable Car is now known as the IFS Cloud Cable Car, with IFS’ biggest brand activation to date fully rolled out.

Little White Lies • 15th January 2018

The construction and destruction of cyberpunk Tokyo

Patlabor 2 and other classic-era sci-fi anime show the past, present and future of Japan’s capital.

ERP Today • 21st October 2024

Microsoft CEO: AI Agents are the New Excel, not ChatGPT

Reporting from Microsoft’s AI Tour event in London, ERP Today heard Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella expand upon Redmond’s post-ChatGPT Copilot era for enterprise tech as the company unveiled a series of new AI agents for Dynamics 365.

It's Nice That • 22nd September 2021

Everything you need to know when entering the creative industry

Several of my articles shared as part of The Next Generation guide.

ERP Today • 3rd December 2024

South Korea: Microsoft Azure first hyperscaler to serve Korean public sector

Microsoft became the first Big Tech company to secure certification under South Korea’s Cloud Security Assurance Program (CSAP) on Monday. The move allows Redmond’s Microsoft Azure services to be used by public institutions in South Korea.

Red Bull Music Academy Daily • 28th August 2018

Korea’s First Olympics and the Forgotten German Grooves of the KunstDisco

How West Germany brought club culture to Seoul with the Kunst Disco Seoul

ERP Today • 16th May 2023

Huawei exclusively talks "TikTok of ERP", MetaERP and its making

It’s not every day that a new software system comes with a grand unveiling, but MetaERP from Chinese tech giant Huawei isn’t your average entry in the business of enterprise resource planning, otherwise known as ERP. As Huawei tells ERP Today in its only international interview regarding the project, “without U.S. sanctions, Huawei had never considered developing its own ERP.”

Creative Boom • 5th February 2021

Daft Punk's Discovery at 20: collaborators on crafting the iconic robot look and revolution

March 2001: former humans Daft Punk unleash Discovery onto the world, their seminal sophomore LP which changes the dance scene forever.

Mastering SAP • 19th December 2024

Is the real SAP Green Ledger to be found in APAC?

This week SAP announced the general availability of its carbon footprint accounting and analysing solution, SAP Green Ledger, to help organisations reduce their dependency on manual data for their carbon accounting. In a webinar on the launch, it was revealed SAP Green Ledger will allow for the creation of carbon postings using SAP’s AI copilot, Joule, thus providing an interesting space where ESG and AI work in tandem to help SAP Insiders meet sustainability goals.

ERP Today • 6th December 2024

Fielding FSM: Was Field Service Management benched in 2024?

Rewind the clocks a little to back before AI overtook the ERP and EAM conversations, and you may remember mobile-friendly Field Service Management (FSM) being a trending topic with vendors touching on service management: logistics, delivery and supply chain.

ERP Today • 3rd December 2024

Salesforce says UK is an AI leader with skills issues. Is No-Code the fix?

Salesforce released its UK AI Readiness Index on Monday, with ERP Today hearing at the report’s launch how in spite of a skills gap, the UK is ready to lead the new wave of GenAI evolution. This is in reference to agentic AI, which can be created using Salesforce’s platform in a no-code fashion by end users. The Index highlights the United Kingdom’s above-G7 average performance in AI adoption – 65.5 against the G7 average of 61.2 – reporting that public and private sectors in the nation have emb...

ERP Today Magazine • 14th June 2022

The metaverse is a shiny new hammer, but what are the nails in enterprise tech?

Deloitte, ServiceNow, Zoom and more reveal exactly what they’re thinking about a business metaverse.

ERP Today • 28th October 2022

EY does the metaverse – can it save all things Meta?

Ernst & Young has updated EY wavespace™, a global network that provides clients experiences in the so-called metaverse space. The news comes one day after lacking financial results from Facebook owner Meta, the current figurehead of extended reality in enterprise.

ERP Today • 4th November 2024

The SAP HCM Roadmap: WeChat, Microsoft - and no AI agents

SuccessConnect is the annual flagship event for SAP SuccessFactors, this year pitching up in Lisbon, Portugal to share the latest updates to the SAP HCM suite. Surprisingly, currently en vogue AI agents weren’t under the spotlight.

ERP Today • 11th November 2022

Adobe has already doomed the metaverse

There’s a great episode of Doctor Who where the stars start vanishing in the sky. Probably because of the Daleks or whatnot.

ERP Today • 28th October 2024

Is the future agentic for ERP?

The future is agentic – it’s a phrase ERP Today has heard time and time again in recent weeks, repeated almost like a mantra of sorts by vendor chiefs across the enterprise tech spectrum.