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SMART INC January 2003 to December 2003

Smart Inc,  December, 2003December 2003

Take 2004
Most IT vendors have significantly increased their thrust on the personal user. So we've portrayed a select few smart professionals who are not only champions of their causes, but have also been early tech adopters in their respective fields. Plus our selection of 2003's hottest products that we think will set the trends for 2004.


Smart Inc,  November, 2003November 2003

10 Surefire Strategies For Technology Management
When in doubt, cut IT. That seems to be the mantra today for businesses looking for areas to cut costs. Not that it's bad to reduce flab, but as Colgate Palmolive and others demonstrate, care must be taken to ensure that money savings do not translate into lost efficiencies. Here's a pick of 10 best practices to make your enterprise lean and nimble.


Smart Inc,  October, 2003October 2003

Power You Can Measure
Yes, you can measure the gains from IT. Here's a peek into the spreadsheets of Indian CXOs—in organisations as dispersed as a busy stock exchange in Mumbai, and a college for training India's armed forces in the art and science of modern hi-tech warfare in Mhow.


Smart Inc,  September, 2003September 2003

CONNECTED WORLD
Technology has shrunk the globe. Read about how
SBI, LIC, ITC and Narayana Hrudayala are
using communications technologies innovatively to
make it happen.


Smart Inc,  July, 2003July 2003

Fizzically There
Soft drink major Pepsi reckons cost- competitiveness is the smartest route to success. That's why the company plans to unleash a state-of-the-art supply chain management system in India. A first look at a project that can supercharge the company's operations.


Smart Inc,  June, 2003June 2003

The ERP Isn't Enough
Did the ERP-maker sell you the Rs 3-crore package as the panacea for all your enterprise ills? Did he promise a smooth integration of all your customers, suppliers or employees into your IT infrastructure? Did the consultant promise a six-month implementation and no cost overrun? Did he talk about an easy shift in culture and processes all over the enterprise? Sorry. A standalone ERP package cannot do these and many more. Are you ready for add-ons?


Smart Inc,  May, 2003May 2003

Do You Have What I Need?
Every time you go shopping, technology is helping retailers answer your questions more accurately. How retailers are driving their business processes with IT in their quest for profitable growth.

 


Smart Inc,  April, 2003April 2003

Is IT Eating Up Your Money?
We are past the age where you bought an ERP solution because your neighbour had one. Now there's a more hard-headed way of looking at the returns you must get from investing in technology. Here's how to go about it.


Smart Inc,  March, 2003March 2003

Is HLL's Supply Chain Flawed?
If Project Leap works, Hindustan Lever will have the right product available at the right place in the right quantities and at the right time. But even after two years of zealous implementation, distributors are wary of using the front-end software, most stock-order information is not available online, and the top-secret project is no secret anymore. What does it all mean for India's strongest distribution network?


Smart Inc,  February, 2003February 2003

10 Technologies To Live By
Smart Inc's guide to 10 technologies that firms cannot survive without.

 


Smart Inc,  January, 2003January 2003

India's Most IT-Savvy CEO
To successfully take your company down the technology road, you needn't know IT. But you certainly need a vision of the transformative power of IT, and the drive to push through often painful changes to achieve that success. We polled the Indian technology industry to find out which CEO has that vision. HDFC Bank's Aditya Puri topped the charts.


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