In the face of “fast fashion” competitors, how should Uniqlo, a brand known for basics and fabric innovation, evolve its operations?
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Inditex/Zara: Fast is the new slow
Inditex(Zara) revolutionized the fashion industry with their fast supply chain. Now there is a new breed of competitors entering the market beating Inditex(Zara) at their own game.
Getting personal: What digitization and customization mean for Nike’s supply chain
How is one of the world’s largest consumer organizations reacting to a new reality where they have to deliver customers customized products faster than they ever have before, without letting costs spin out of control?
Admitting cybercriminals to hospital through the front door
Quantum decryption will soon arrive to compromise the reliability of standard cybersecurity practices – just as the British National Health Service is working to make its most sensitive data digitally accessible.
The Future of adidas
Are robots the solution to adidas' need for speed?
A long overdue disruption in The Construction Industry
“In times of change, learners inherit the earth, while the learned find themselves beautifully equipped to deal with a world that no longer exists.” – Eric Hoffer
The Digitalization of the Australian Healthcare system
This post summarizes the implementation of Electronic Medical Reports across Australia’s Healthcare system and the role played by the Australian Digital Health Agency.
CVS Health: Can It Disrupt the Health Care Sector and Beat Amazon?
CVS Health has transformed itself into the largest health care conglomerate in the United States. Do its size and supply chain integration drive further competitive advantage, or leave it open to disruption?
RFID ENABLES INVENTORY ACCURACY AT MACY’S
E-commerce/m-commerce mean retails must embrace multichannel operation. Millennials get what they want, when they want it – delivered how and where they need it. How can RFID help Macy’s make the shift?
When the oldest industry collides with the newest trend
Cement, one of the key material used in construction, has gone through serial changes of chemical composition and manufacturing process. Now, with the new era of industry 4.0 and digitization, what will happen to the traditional cement manufacturers?