How can you, as a real estate developer or property investor prepare for the future of real estate? Check out 6 tips to future-proof your investment.
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While opinions and approaches will undoubtedly differ between countries and even regions, the following key trends – and the resulting winners and losers – are indisputable.
The corona pandemic is disrupting mobility. What are the main trends, who are the winners and losers, and how will we move forward in the future? Read more.
Software that is state of the art today, might already be a thing of the past tomorrow. Not the case for the Ventouris e-portal, which easily keeps up with the latest software developments. Quite the achievement if you know that the application handles complex administrative matters. The secret to building a software platform that effortlessly stands the test of time? Have a look behind the scenes of the application that seems immune to software rot.
Software projects are all about people. A good development team can mean the difference between project failure and success. So, what is the secret to a dream team? How does Cegeka recruit its people, continuously educate them on new trends and technologies and guarantee continuity to its customers?
One third of all application implementation projects run late or over budget. On top of that, many do not deliver what they are expected to deliver. Why is that? And, most importantly, how can you do better? Here are six tips to help you keep your project on time and on budget, while ensuring that it meets the needs of everyone involved.
With the coronavirus crisis in full flood, healthcare institutions run an increased risk of being targeted with various forms of cybercrime. In recent weeks, there has been a noticeable increase in ransomware attacks specifically targeting hospitals.
As organizations increasingly embrace the cloud and work with multiple cloud vendors, cloud environments get complex. Be prepared to manage that complexity.
Before starting your cloud journey, make sure to identify your risks and reach consensus on which risks are non-negotiable and which are acceptable. Here’s how.
Every cloud journey should start with a business case to identify the value and the TCO of the transformation. Here’s why and how.
One of the main priorities of smart cities and regions is smart mobility. Smart parking is a logical first step.
For smart cities to turn from vision into reality, we need more than just civil or electric engineers. We need software engineers.
Most people resist change. That’s why you need a solid user adoption plan before you launch a new digital workplace.
Comparing offers for a digital workplace is not easy. These 8 tips help you detect assumptions and hidden costs.
The ‘people’ challenges of software migration projects are often underestimated. Here are the top 3 issues to look out for.
C-level buy-in is crucial for your digital workplace project to succeed. Here are 7 tried-and-tested tactics to help you get exactly that.
On the eve of 2020, the world is in full expansion. We want things to be faster, better and more personalized. All over the globe, companies are looking for ways to be successful in the face of increasing demand-driven complexity. Many of them turn to agile transformation processes to make their businesses more futureproof. But are those really the key to victory?
Operational excellence in the food industry means at least two things: managing cost on the one hand, managing margins on the other. In times of global competition, long-term contracts and raw material price fluctuation, that’s quite the challenge. The key to amping up operational excellence? Expanding the scope from ‘within these walls’ to ‘end-to-end.’
Compliance is growing in complexity, especially for global manufacturers and distributors. In addition to legislative compliance requirements – which differ per country – and a whole range of certificates, there’s also an enitre set of (country-specific) standards by the retail industry that food businesses must comply with. Standards which are often more stringent than the legal framework.
These days, food manufacturers must be consumer-obsessed if they want to have a competitive advantage. Roughly speaking, this means two things. First, to know what the consumer is thinking and expecting, at all times. Second, to be able to meet those expectations, efficiently, compliantly, at healthy margins and above all: faster than the competition.
Manufacturers, retailers and growers have everything to gain from unlocking data in the supply chain – from field to fork – and sharing that data with each other: it’s a win-win for everyone involved. Consumers too are increasingly clamoring for more transparancy about the origin, authenticity and CO2 footprint of the products on the shelves.
A digital workplace project also requires solid change management. But where do you start? A brief exercise
A digital workplace project requires a solid user adoption plan. Eight tips to ensure that your end users actually use the new tools!
A digital workplace project requires a solid user adoption plan. Four good reasons why IT managers should take control of this
