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All Technology: Page 321
How Does a U.S. Materials Manufacturer Compete? By Bringing the Pain
It's tough for a U.S. materials manufacturer to keep pace with foreign competition - especially when it's burdened with "tools from the stone age."
How Hacking Insulin Pump Demonstrates Security Danger of Internet of Things
Back in 2011, security researcher Jay Radcliffe hacked into his own insulin pump, demonstrating how a remote user could potentially deliver a fatal dose of insulin to an unsuspecting diabetic. It was a dramatic way to show the medical device industry how insecurity of devices could lead to life-threatening situations.
Banking Survey: Investing in Analytics, Big Data Is Important IT Spending
McKinsey's proprietary benchmarking survey conducted annually with a dozen regional and super-regional banks in the United States supports the axiom that investing more in IT is not as important as investing smartly.
Omnichannel Credited in Part for Successful Holiday Sales at J.C. Penney
Less than 12 hours after Macy's shared bleak holiday results, J.C. Penney Co. said enhanced digital capabilities and strong demand for its private-label offerings helped it to produce strong holiday season same-store sales growth, which allowed the company to reaffirm its full-year profit forecast.
IT Increasingly Part of the Recipe for Successful Manufacturing
As an industry, manufacturing is "hot." Regions are creating manufacturing initiatives, countries are creating policies to lure manufacturing back and prepare the next generation of talent, maker fairs show entrepreneurs and small-scale artisans how they too can design and manufacture their own products, what manufacturers sell goes well beyond the 100-year-old recipe and the mechanical drawings, and new technologies are changing the economies of scale so that large- and small-scale value chains can be successful.
RFID Helps Belgian Retailer Track Garments Throughout Its Supply Chain
Belgian clothing retailer JBC has taken a large-scale radio frequency identification system live across all 144 of its stores throughout Belgium, Luxembourg and Germany.
As Internet of Things Collects More and More Data, the Question Is: Who Owns That Information?
A major focus of consumer electronics now is the Internet of Things, but what consumers don't know about data policies around the latest technology trend could hurt them.
Making Money From 'Streams' of Real-Time Data
Companies could create new, revenue-generating services from the "data streams" they produce, but it requires a data-savvy culture and new skills, according to research supported by the Society for Information Management's Advanced Practices Council.
Many Retailers Don't Perceive Customer Expectations, Lack Technology to Assess Consumer Data
Customer and retailer perceptions and expectations are not aligned, and many retail stores lack the essential technology to measure and apply shopper data across all channels, says a study released by RetailNext, a provider of retail industry analytics technology.
Aras Teams With CloudSAFE in Cloud-Based Offering for PLM
Aras has joined with CloudSAFE to develop CloudSAFE PLM [Product Lifecycle Management] Cloud powered by Aras Innovator.
FourKites Enhances Control Center to Monitor Trucking
FourKites has developed updates to its ELD [Electronic Logging Device] Control Center, to improve communications between trucking companies and their broker and shipper customers.
Exact Macola Releases New Version of ERP Software
Exact Macola has released version 10.3 of its enterprise resource planning (ERP) software for small and medium-sized businesses.
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