Stories by Jarrod Kinchington

Emerging technologies in the distribution industry are transforming the way goods are transported and delivered.

Technology also helps increase decision velocity, enabling manufacturers to mitigate the impact of interruptions and keep supply chains running smoothly.

Before investing in any form of automation, it's important to evaluate specific needs and understand the principles behind warehouse management.

Now that we've settled into the new year, enterprise cloud solution providers look to expand their focus to business buyers, not just IT/development teams.

Business leaders are driving digital transformation and the importance of composable ERP, allowing for more agility and personalised experiences.

The immediate costs are a trifle when compared to the incalculable, lasting brand, reputation, and business damage that a data security incident causes.

The food and beverage industry faces increasing pressure to be sustainable and profitable, but it is no longer a choice, writes journalist [Author].

Democratising data—making data consumable for a wider population—will give these front-line users valuable decision-making insights.

Cloud computing has become the future, but the debate between single tenant and multi-tenant deployment remains. Understanding the differences is crucial.

Manufacturers are increasingly embracing industry-specific cloud ERP to drive sustainable growth and streamline processes, according to Deloitte.

As the manufacturing world rapidly evolves to meet new challenges, many organisations are working to define a new roadmap to success.

Restaurant workers face growing job vacancies in the hospitality sector, but advanced technology can help ease the burden and retain talent.

Autonomous vehicles, infotainment and smart electronics - today's consumers expect state-of-the-art features and the highest level of vehicle safety.

Data breaches can cost businesses millions, but the real damage lies in the lasting brand and reputation harm they cause, says Infor ANZ VP Jarrod Kinchington.

Cloud ERP software can support remote connectivity for deskless workers in manufacturing, a trend gaining traction post pandemic.

It is critical to have an ERP system based on current technology, which makes it easier to share data across an organisation.

Businesses must focus on sustainable and profitable growth as the world evolves. Digital investments are key to achieving targets.

One of the most critical points for distributors to consider is that all warehouse activities have a direct impact on their relationship with customers.

The path to reinvention can be achieved through a managed services approach, minimising disruption associated with both anticipated and unanticipated change.

AIP can help determine the best time to invest in order to smooth capital expenditures over time, writes Infor managing direcotr for ANZ Jarrod Kinchington.