Recent TRG blog posts

Internet of Things (IoT) is not a new concept. The term is believed to be invented way back when the internet was introduced. Nowadays, the IoT is an umbrella term representing any device that has the ability to connect, or disconnect, to the Internet. Examples of IoT applications can range from household appliances, wearable devices to aeroplanes, etc.

Artificial Intelligence (AI for short) is known with the machine learning ability. In part 1, we have discussed the first two advantages of AI: Performance and Safety and learned that AI can help businesses save a huge amount of time and ensure efficiency.

In part 2, we will continue to discover three more things of AI's advantages in business.

Read more: Business Intelligence and Analytics - From A to Z (Part 1)

As we have mentioned in our previous blog post, the emerging Data Lake - a new type of data repository, is changing the way we use and utilise our data sources. Data lakes keep all kinds of data – usually unstructured, in its raw form, and keep them safe for later intent. Because the new data lake applies the ELT (extract, load, transform) approach, businesses are able to generate profound insights, analysis, and valuable forecasts to support their operations.

The word “disruptive” usually brings a negative connotation – troublesome or undisciplined. Disruptive technologies, on the other hand, has a completely different meaning attached to it which is innovative and groundbreaking. The term is becoming increasingly popular as it is transforming the way businesses go about their daily work.

Infor OS stands for “Infor Operating Service” and is also the platform Infor is using to run their Infor CloudSuites, a set of cloud-based, user-friendly enterprise solutions such as CloudSuite Industrial.

Russell Roof Tiles, the UK's third largest concrete tile manufacturer, is moving its ERP to the cloud by deploying Infor CloudSuite Industrial. The system is expected to go live in 2018.

Cloud Computing is a recently developed technology but its popularity is becoming larger day by day. You are probably using some of its forms without even realising it. From small start-ups to global corporations, from government agencies to non-profit organisations, we are embracing Cloud Computing for all sorts of reasons.

Though lesser known among other software giants like SAP, Oracle and Microsoft, Infor has gained tremendous popularity by offering deep industry-specific applications and suites, cloud deployment and extremely user-friendly interfaces.

Digital Transformation is the mantra of today’s business. The advancement of new technology is leaving companies with 2 choices: disrupting or being disrupted. With this 7-step road map to Digital Transformation, you should be able to start the digitalisation journey right away.

We have discovered the first 3 steps of the road map to Digital Transformation in the previous blog post. In today’s post, we will discuss the next 2 steps.