Contributor Overview
Derek Klobucher
Moderator of SAP Business Trends and SAPVoice on Forbes, Derek joined SAP as a financial services writer and editor, working on Sybase's capital markets guides, magazines and Trading & Risk Technology blog. He is a graduate of Northwestern University and the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor.
How Predictive Analytics Can Turn Your New HR Implementation Into a Growth Engine
Feature Article — HR implementations that make sales happy and go live early may seem unheard of — but they are possible with the right partner. Following a...
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How to Improve Precision Medicine with Machine Learning
Feature Article — Machine learning can be the difference between life and death. The technology, which enables computers teach themselves, is about more than who has the world’s biggest...
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Three Big Trends to Help You Better Personalize Your Products
Feature Article — Manufacturers are under a lot of pressure to both speed up their supply chains and personalize their products. To make that happen, they will have to think differently about their processes -- using all kinds of data from across an expanding network -- and master three major trends in manufacturing.
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How to Find — and Solve — the Right Business Problems
Feature Article — Your organization may be stellar at problem solving, but is it finding the right problems to solve? What’s worked for you in the past might...
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Why Corporate Social Responsibility Could Be Your Next Strategic Priority
Feature Article — When organizations do the right thing, value can extend far beyond the good deed itself. CSR can help drive better business outcomes, attract like-minded partners, increase employee engagement, and more.
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How to Benefit from Upgrading Your Digital Mindset
Feature Article — More technologies are simultaneously reaching maturity than at any other time in recent memory. Getting the most out of cloud, mobile, big data, IoT, machine learning, artificial intelligence and other maturing technologies will require organizations to open themselves to new ways of thinking.
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