
Connected ERP and always-on data are key to AI in manufacturing
UK manufacturers can unlock greater value from AI by modernising ERP, connecting data and building the digital foundations needed for smarter operations.

UK manufacturers can unlock greater value from AI by modernising ERP, connecting data and building the digital foundations needed for smarter operations.

AI in retail has moved from experimentation to execution, with success now defined by measurable outcomes, operational performance and real-world impact across supply chains.

AI in retail delivers the greatest value behind the scenes, transforming supply chains with predictive insights, improving forecasting accuracy, reducing waste and enabling smarter operational decisions.

AI-driven order-to-cash transformation is emerging as a strategic growth engine, improving liquidity, reducing risk and enhancing customer experience across B2B and B2C organisations.

Retailers must blend strong logistics, AI-powered personalisation, real-time visibility and robust data foundations to meet rising customer expectations and drive successful Black Friday performance in 2025.

Fiona Reid, Director of International Business at Pattern, explores how data and AI empower brands to build resilient, compliant, and agile global supply chains amid rising complexity.

Industry leaders reflect on UK manufacturing growth this National Manufacturing Day, highlighting innovation, digitalisation, skills, and resilience as key drivers for future competitiveness and efficiency.

Smarter, sustainable supply chains powered by item-level intelligence strengthen resilience, cut costs, and reduce environmental impact while enhancing transparency, customer experience, and long-term business stability.

Third-party risk management must evolve beyond compliance to become a proactive, intelligence-led discipline—bridging silos, embracing real-time visibility, and addressing human, technological, and process-based gaps.

Build supply chain resilience by integrating AI, automation, and agile tech to withstand disruptions, improve decision-making, and enhance performance amid today’s unpredictable global landscape.

AI is revolutionising supply chains by enhancing efficiency, resilience, and collaboration—empowering humans to focus on strategy while machines handle complexity, risk, and repetitive tasks.

AI, ML, and generative technologies are transforming supply chains by enhancing efficiency, reducing costs, and enabling autonomous decision-making for logistics companies.

Hapag-Lloyd employs Intelligent Automation, including RPA and AI, to boost efficiency and customer service in pursuit of its goal to become number one for quality.
Navigating disruptions: Alan Duncan shares insights on leveraging technology for resilience in today’s complex global supply chain challenges.

Supply chain disruptions date back centuries, yet modern challenges demand agile, tech-driven solutions for resilience and sustainability in operations.

Industry veteran Christian Pedersen on the future of ERP and enterprise software

Driving change by digitalising the global supply chain

Intuit has carved out a reputation as one of the world’s most innovative design centres.

How Centrica has replatformed its British Gas business to transform its service to customers.

Deutsche Telekom has gone back-to-basics with its transformation programme

Michel Spruijt, VP & GM, Brain Corp on what it takes to develop a 10,000-strong robotics fleet.

Wipro’s Priya Bakthisaran reveals four steps for maximising value from automation

Teradata’s Kevin Lewis assesses the characteristics of different Chief Data Officers

This month, Ben, Rom and Daniel discuss the rise of Workplace from Facebook and consider how collaboration tools might develop in the future. The panel also reviews our ALE case study, and Ben chats digital optimisation with Amplitude’s Daniel Bailey.

Andrew Falvey and colleagues at the DVLA discuss setting a new benchmark for digital in the United Kingdom’s public sector

UK manufacturers can unlock greater value from AI by modernising ERP, connecting data and building the digital foundations needed for smarter operations.

AI in retail has moved from experimentation to execution, with success now defined by measurable outcomes, operational performance and real-world impact across supply chains.

AI in retail delivers the greatest value behind the scenes, transforming supply chains with predictive insights, improving forecasting accuracy, reducing waste and enabling smarter operational decisions.

AI-driven order-to-cash transformation is emerging as a strategic growth engine, improving liquidity, reducing risk and enhancing customer experience across B2B and B2C organisations.

Retailers must blend strong logistics, AI-powered personalisation, real-time visibility and robust data foundations to meet rising customer expectations and drive successful Black Friday performance in 2025.

Fiona Reid, Director of International Business at Pattern, explores how data and AI empower brands to build resilient, compliant, and agile global supply chains amid rising complexity.

Industry leaders reflect on UK manufacturing growth this National Manufacturing Day, highlighting innovation, digitalisation, skills, and resilience as key drivers for future competitiveness and efficiency.

Smarter, sustainable supply chains powered by item-level intelligence strengthen resilience, cut costs, and reduce environmental impact while enhancing transparency, customer experience, and long-term business stability.

Third-party risk management must evolve beyond compliance to become a proactive, intelligence-led discipline—bridging silos, embracing real-time visibility, and addressing human, technological, and process-based gaps.

Build supply chain resilience by integrating AI, automation, and agile tech to withstand disruptions, improve decision-making, and enhance performance amid today’s unpredictable global landscape.

AI is revolutionising supply chains by enhancing efficiency, resilience, and collaboration—empowering humans to focus on strategy while machines handle complexity, risk, and repetitive tasks.

AI, ML, and generative technologies are transforming supply chains by enhancing efficiency, reducing costs, and enabling autonomous decision-making for logistics companies.

Hapag-Lloyd employs Intelligent Automation, including RPA and AI, to boost efficiency and customer service in pursuit of its goal to become number one for quality.
Navigating disruptions: Alan Duncan shares insights on leveraging technology for resilience in today’s complex global supply chain challenges.

Supply chain disruptions date back centuries, yet modern challenges demand agile, tech-driven solutions for resilience and sustainability in operations.

Industry veteran Christian Pedersen on the future of ERP and enterprise software

Driving change by digitalising the global supply chain