Print, Technology and the Circular Economy
At the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, some lauded a positive of the widespread virus – a win for sustainability, a chance for our natural habitat to ‘heal’ as people stayed home, factories closed their doors, cars stayed off the roads, and flights were grounded. However, on the other side of the coin, the pandemic […]
Three Technologies That Will Disrupt Your Business
by Roberto Blake Disruption doesn’t have to be a bad thing. In fact you should look for ways to turn it to your advantage and scale your business for the future, instead of being left behind. Taking and advantage of new technologies can usually help you in a few key areas: saving time, saving cost […]
[Infographic] Printing, Computers, Social Media And The History Of Sales Technology
While print certainly is the reigning champion of technology, and yes, print is a technology, it’s nice to give a little love to our digital friends who have added much value to our professional lives. A few stats Lattice sites worth noting (although they didn’t include references): 43% of companies have acquired a customer through […]
SaaS: As the Cloud Shapes B2B, B2B Shapes the Cloud
As more services, applications, and data are developed for — and delivered via — cloud models, how do business-to-business (B2B) commerce and procurement adapt? Or, perhaps we have the cart in front of the horse. Are the new requirements and expectations of modern, global business processes, in fact, driving the demand for IT solutions that […]
Your Cloud or Mine?
Image via Wikipedia Before companies can migrate their IT to “private” or “public” clouds, they need a better grasp of current costs. Unless you’ve been on a very long sabbatical, you have no doubt heard about “cloud computing” as the future of information technology. But the conversation is quickly morphing from a discussion of “the cloud” […]
SOA and the Cloud: If It's Gonna Work, You Gotta Plan
Sometimes, analysts, consultants and other experts enjoy a good argument over semantics. They like to get into disagreements over nuances. If you asked them, they’d tell you these seemingly academic discussions are of great importance. But as you stand there, with squinty eyes and a furrowed brow, trying to puzzle out just what the point […]