I recently read an article on work becoming optional by 2033. Well, this sounds like wonderful news for all of us who spend lots of extra hours at our desks….
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40 years ago, before personal computers existed and rotary dial phones were in use, mainframe computers, which were used primarily by large organisations and able to automatically process large batches…
There are no patriotic reasons behind reshoring, although today, many politicians are trying to navigate this ongoing wave. The real reason why so many companies – including Apple, Caterpillar, and…
Would you like to sharpen your eyesight? Record what your eyes see and share it on Facebook? Well, no problem. Just wait until 2027 and you can. This promise comes…
In September 2015, the German automaker Volkswagen was involved in a diesel emissions test scandal of massive proportions. The company admitted intentionally programming its diesel engines to activate certain emissions…
Every morning I use public transportation to reach my office in Milan, Italy. I recently changed my commuting routine when I came across an app called Moovit, which tracks and…
“Uber will eventually replace the people who drive its cars with cars that drive themselves,” declared the CEO of Uber, Travis Kalanick, in 2014. In February 2015, the company announced…
One of the most common questions I’m asked by clients is: “How can we radically improve cost efficiency through the supply chain?” The word “radically” is always emphasised, denoting a…
For a seasoned analyst like me, it is quite rare I am really surprised by survey results, yet it happened earlier this year with the SCM World Design for Profitability…
Last month, US Senator Jeanne Shaheen introduced the Smart Manufacturing Leadership Act, outlining a national plan to assist US manufacturers to improve productivity and energy efficiency through smart manufacturing technologies….
