Accelerated climate change, skyrocketing cybercrime incidents, and the global pandemic have not only exposed just how vulnerable we are, but also how we define essential services.
How the best run global supply chains mitigate pandemic chaos
Supply chains, long considered a cost centre that was best managed with brutal just-in-time efficiency, are now a critical board and executive-level risk. The problems…
Vital Truths About Business Digitalisation From High-Performers In ANZ
Leaders from two high-performing organizations in ANZ recently shared their experiences with digitalization during a SAPPHIRENOW Asia Pacific broadcast hosted by Des Fisher, innovation principal at SAP ANZ.
Australia’s Asset-Intensive Industries Save Millions Managing The External Workforce
External workers are foundational to Australia’s asset-intensive industries, making data transparency across this workforce an operational excellence imperative
How Industries Are Inspired To Innovate
When we think of innovation, most often we start to envisage brand new technologies and products that have been developed from first principles
Co-Innovation for the Energy & Natural Resources Sector
Innovation is important to energy and natural resources companies because it allows them to gain a competitive advantage over their competitors.
Customer Co-Innovation – A Collaborative Work Order
With industry and SAP working together we have been able to develop and publish a roadmap to realise the vision of a collaborative work order.
The Technologies Giving WTA Coaches and Players a Winning Edge
With the Australian Open underway and athletes adapting to playing through the pandemic, our most recent episode of The Best Run Podcast saw me catch up with Kamau Murray, coach for the Women’s Tennis Association (WTA) and our newest SAP Ambassador; and Milan Cerny, Director of Strategic Partnerships at SAP Global Sponsorships.
New SAP Global Centre of Excellence supports Asset Intensive businesses through co-innovation
SAP has launched a new global ‘Centre of Excellence’ in Australia, focusing on asset intensive industries like mining, utilities and manufacturing. This joins a global…
Making systems thinking work: lessons for the public sector
A recent report developed in conjunction with Oxford Economics examines how public sector organisations can reshape their strategies to best serve citizens amid disruption. From…
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