1. Logistics embraces digitization The traditionally staid supply chain and logistics industry will speed up its drive to digitize, turning to autonomous drones, robotics, artificial intelligence, blockchain, the Internet of Things (IoT) and data analytics to ensure faster deliveries at lower rates. Classic logistics heavyweights Deutsche Post’s DHL and C.H. Robinson are pouring millions of dollars into such technology. Oracle and SAP, which
UNDER ARMOUR Wanted to become much more than an athletic apparel company when they introduced “connected fitness”—a platform to track, analyze, and share personal health data right to customers’ phones. This new application provides a stream of information to UA that enables them to immediately identify fitness and health trends. For example, Under Armour, which
Proactively fabricate one-to-one materials via effective e-business. Completely synergize scalable e-commerce rather than high standards in e-services. Assertively iterate resource maximizing products after leading-edge intellectual capital.
Proactively fabricate one-to-one materials via effective e-business. Completely synergize scalable e-commerce rather than high standards in e-services. Assertively iterate resource maximizing products after leading-edge intellectual capital.