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Remember when we all thought robots were coming to take our jobs? It turns out that was the opposite of the problem we needed to prepare for. Instead of a lack of positions, industries across the US (and around the world) are facing an unprecedented shortage of skilled employees.
Digibee aids long-standing publishing company by connecting customer purchases in online marketplace with a new ERP.
Digibee helps an international food retailer elevate their online customer shopping experience and increase revenue in just over 30 days.
Digibee implements a scalable employee profit distribution process for large wholesaler, saving time and money with automation.
This white paper outlines tips for strategizing your digital transformation and how Digibee’s cloud native enterprise-ready platform may be your best fit.
Digibee integrates e-commerce enterprise with over 300 sellers seamlessly, aiding in 82% annual increase of customer purchases.
A business’s need to build and maintain customer relationships far predates the cloud or the internet. It even predates the Rolodex or the phone. Harnessing the power of sales and marketing in a business is nothing new, yet in that role one must always be future-facing; strategizing to adapt to new tools to keep the customer happy and the business on track.
In under 2 months, Digibee enabled a streamlined, secure integration and automation of variable income payments to employees.
Maturity comes with age and experience. This adage is as true for a business as it is for an individual. Anyone can look back to an instance where they were learning a new skill and wish they could have known what they know now. Hopefully most of us can similarly think of something we DIDN’T do because we learned from someone else’s experience.
Financial institutions are facing a uniquely challenging technological landscape. As their customers increasingly demand the personalized digital experiences they enjoy in other sectors, banks are left having to bridge the gaps between ease-of-access and security, speed and accuracy, competitive fees and vast, complex data systems.
Years of technological evolution and innovation without consideration for simplified approaches have left many businesses dependent on an abundance of complex enterprise IT architecture. Legacy systems, siloed data, and patchwork solutions to pressing problems have reduced agility and hampered companies’ ability to rapidly respond to market changes.
If there was any lingering doubt about the need for digital transformation in the retail industry, it was removed by the pandemic. Lockdowns and health concerns forced consumers to digitize their consumption habits, and the benefits of digital transformation in retail became painfully clear to brands still reliant on legacy architecture. Companies had to adapt quickly to survive.
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