Benny Walløe,
Today we see disruption everywhere, as market entrants provide new and attractive models. Just look at the popularity of new payments providers or how the retail sector is being reimagined by online brands. What to do then? Traditional companies need to cast off systems and processes that slow them down.
Anoop Sharma,
The enemy of business? Incomplete data sets that can’t be collated to get a full picture of opportunities or threats. How companies collect, integrate, analyze and visualize data is hugely important, but most have built static data architectures that take considerable time to build and change.
Lukas Larnholt,
With all the activity in the cards and payments space in 2019, 2020 promises to be even more interesting. We'll see the battlefield lines being drawn as all players continue to carve out a role in the cards and payments landscape, according to Hector Pages, who is leading Cognizant’s consulting practice for Banking and Financial services.
Kristina Lekås,
During Snapshot Talks: Unite for Good (a co-hosted event between Cognizant and Stockholm School of Economics), Stena Recycling, Vattenfall and Axfoundation shared their inside stories on how to realize sustainability effects at scale.
Ingrid Hesser,
How can startups with a sustainability agenda team up with big players, and vice versa, to speed up market entrance? Bright Sunday, Minesto and SJ were among the speakers at the Cognizant-Stockholm School of Economics event Snapshot Talks: Unite for Good.
Ulrika Mann,
Cities and regions are rapidly becoming playing fields for sustainable development. Explore how Skanska, White Architects and Uppsala municipality work with partnerships, digitalization and new business models to craft the cities of the future.
Oskar Wintertidh,
The rules for global business are changing at the fastest pace since the 19th century industrial revolution – and the combination of digital and renewables will massively disrupt the energy sector. Obstacles only, or new opportunities? Well, it depends.
Martin Brengdahl,
Did you know that a Stockholm–Gothenburg flight emits as much CO2 as 40,000 train journeys along the same route? With a mission to change people’s travelling habits, Cognizant and SJ arranged a series of workshop to extract the brilliance of the young minds at Stockholm School of Economics.
Else Beate Gullestad,
As the world’s population grows, the demand for healthy food grows along with it. Salmon provider Mowi is committed to meeting that demand through sustainable fish farming. To make its ambitious goals a reality, Mowi set its sights on modernizing the core IT systems – and the “Cloud First strategy” is already paying off.
Ulrika Mann,
Is the world finally waking up when it comes to climate challenges? As one of the first conferences of its kind, Cognizant’s Tech for Good series has highlighted the role of technology and innovations to help creating more sustainable solutions and societies. These are the major insights from the series final session, as presented by speakers from Vattenfall, Skanska, Axfoundation and Stockholm School of Economics, among others.