To deliver a mature digital customer experience, energy and utility companies need a strategic roadmap and strong platform that keeps customers loyal and engaged. Here’s how to get started.
Cognizant Norway is delighted to announce the appointment of a new Country Manager from 1 April 2021. Operating from Oslo, Shahid Skar will be leading the Norwegian operations and will also join the Nordic leadership team.
Many of the Nordic companies currently exploring techniques like AI and machine learning experience how essential the data foundation is. Learn how a cloud-based “lakehouse” can provide a scalable, cost-effective platform for both machine learning and data analytics workloads.
Businesses are under pressure to adopt industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) and Industry 4.0 solutions to compete in a connected world. However, there is no secret that far too many of these IIoT initiatives fail to meet expectations.
On 12th May, Cognizant is hosting a joint webinar with Microsoft and GitHub focusing on DevOps and GitHub. Sign up now to discover to boost your app modernization through a systematic approach.
Insurers are expecting dramatic changes to their work by 2023 as a result of adopting digital technologies and mindsets, according to our study. Speeding processes, harnessing data and forming new collaborations will be the keys.
Cognizant strengthens its Cloud, Infrastructure & Security (CIS) offerings by the recruitment of Sophus Slaatta. The experienced Cloud, Infrastructure & Security Nordics Commercial Lead, operating from Oslo, will help Cognizant clients across the region advance their cloud journeys.
How do you transform ERP backbones into systems of innovation? The solution relies on the convergence of customer-centricity, new technology adoption, and business model modernization. Only by connecting these disciplines, a company can deliver truly data-driven customer experiences. Modernizing your core by converting to SAP S/4HANA is key, says Client Partner Christian Staalby.
Responding to changing customer expectations, higher operating costs, new technology and an evolving regulatory landscape, Financial Services organisations now also face the uniquely challenging environment created by COVID-19.
Banking and financial services organizations are moving beyond the basics of digital banking and one-size-fits-all services, according to our recent study. Get the six key insights from our research here.
