Blogs

Infor Supply Chain Planning recognized for its statistics with machine learning, cost optimization, multi-enterprise networks visibility and connectivity.

Account Director Mike Carter’s interactions with a customer employee with Down syndrome inspire him with possibilities for his daughter and appreciation for colleagues

To stay competitive and meet the ever-intensifying needs of Industry 4.0, food and beverage companies must rise to the occasion and make a plan to become digitally connected.

Here’s a case study we at Infor conducted a few years ago with our valued customer Kempinski Hotels, a leader in the hospitality industry. They’ve relied on Infor technology to help them to focus their efforts on business growth and strategy in an industry that has been shifting and changing and becoming more and more reliant on data-based decision-making. Find out what solutions helped them to accomplish their goals here.

Updated certification exams are now live in Infor Campus. The exams are available in new Campus workspaces and include multiple levels for all audience types and experience levels.

Want to gain $9-12 for every dollar you spend? Read this blog to find out why starting with your people is the best first step to prioritizing digital transformation projects.

Hospitality industry decision-makers often find themselves in a conundrum when investing in new software solutions. They’re caught between the stability of an existing solution that everyone in the organization knows, and the need to innovate and change with the times in a way that only a new and more advanced solution can deliver. So, how do they find a balance? How do they frame a buying strategy and roadmap for their leaders and board members during crucial processes to choose new hospitality software? Here are some elements to help guide that journey.

Customer Support manager Susanna Reberschak leads with confidence in her abilities and appreciation for the essential role software plays in customer success. Part of our Women’s History Month and International Women’s Day series.

The past year has placed a larger than usual spotlight on hospitals and health systems that have caused many of these organizations to examine the big picture of how more closely they operate.vAt the same time, concerns about everyone’s safety and wellbeing have driven even more transformation.