In the modern business environment, technology – and the way it is used by an organisation on the levels of both delivery and infrastructure – can mean the difference between success and failure. The continuing and rapid advances in technology, such as widespread access to high speed broadband, the popularity of cloud based technologies, and…
When implementing Business Process Management (BPM) within your organisation, it is important to find the right hardware, data, and software solutions to meet your requirements in an efficient and cost effective way. VIP Apps Consultancy are proud to tell you that we are partnered with industry leaders Oracle, so we can provide you with the…
The implementation of Business Process Management (BPM) systems requires significant investment in terms of time, human resources, and ultimately capital. Each project needs to deliver a measurable Return On Investment (ROI) on the benefits of implementing the system, both in the short term (within one year) and in the long term (up to 5 years)….
London has a reputation for being a hotbed of technology-based innovation, creativity, and entrepreneurship. The city and the tech community as a whole celebrated this in June, with all three areas featuring prominently during the unique London Technology Week. What is London Technology Week? London Technology Week 2015 was a weeklong set of face-to-face events…
Background I have always been interested in the Retail market, especially supermarkets. When I was a student the “Just in Time” model was being pushed, and supermarkets provided a great fit for this model. The industry is driven by the whims of its customers and the British weather and it has to be able to…
Recent History 10 Years on from Oracles initial muttering of Fusion application following the takeover of Peoplesoft it now feels as if Oracles Fusion/Cloud based ERP offering has started to make waves. In fact Larry Elision was pushing the “Network Computing” model back in 1995, 20 years ago which is now with slight changes to…
Inspired by my recent purchase of a Moto360 smartwatch, and the recent article by the Oracle UX team on the use of wearable tech in the office (with associated Storify piece on wearables and enterprise applications), I got to thinking about the potential for wearables in streamlining process and facilitating positive user and client experiences…
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