Flat World
Engineering outsourcing reduces cost of innovation
Automobile companies must transform their engineering value chain to innovate faster and develop products for emerging markets, according to Infosys’ expert.More
Collaborate to compete in the Flat World
Companies must adopt an open network of innovation by co-creating products and services with customers and partners, according to Infosys’ experts.More
Success must be measured by customer delight: Infosys CFO
Companies must think beyond cost advantage to compete in the global marketplace. Discussing the role of finance in supporting globalization, Infosys CFO V. Balakrishnan emphasized on customer delight and local talent, at the Oracle CFO summit.More
Shrinking the expanding supply chain
The continuing competitiveness of global enterprises will depend on their ability to evolve their supply chains into highly flexible, globally scalable competitive forces.Download
Creating supply chain flexibility in the Flat World
Globalization and the flattening world are exerting pressure on global supply chains. Organizations must counter supply chain disruptions by building solid 'sense and respond' capabilities.Download
Flat World CIOs: Getting ready for the corner office
As the business world flattens, the role of CIOs has broadened. They have grown from implementers to strategists. They no longer only execute business ideas of their business partners; they initiate and drive new ideas.Download
Why Think Flat
The business world has been flattened by globalization, changing demographics, ubiquity of technology, and regulatory compliance. Conducting business in this level playing field requires a change in mindset, strategies and operations. To harness the opportunities of the Flat World, companies must address four shifts -- a) Optimize Cost to Fuel Growth b) Think Faster Innovation c) Think Money from Information and d) Think Winning in the Turns.
Optimize Cost to Fuel Growth Think Faster Innovation Think Money from Information Think Winning in the TurnsPerspectives
Practitioners and experts help you manage change, innovate and compete effectively in the Flat World.
Collaboration to Win in the Flat World
In the Flat World, employees, customers and partners are dispersed and mobile resulting in 'information silos'. Infosys' experts discuss how new models of innovation can optimize cost structures and enhance customer loyalty.
Success Stories
Flat World companies create a competitive advantage by innovating and responding to the shifts of the Flat World.
Better Collaboration and Deeper Context Improves Decision-Making at Pfizer
In a joint effort, experts from Microsoft and Infosys partnered with Pfizer to develop a new Office Business Application. The solution helps Pfizer scientists search their databases for biological results in a contextual, multi-dimensional format.
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Flat World Insights from 500 Executives
'Mind the Gaps', written by Infosys in cooperation with the Economist Intelligence Unit, captures the perspectives of 500 business executives from around the world on the impact of Flat World forces.More
Opinion
Legacy system migration.Are we there yet? - Part 1
Technology vendors constantly tell you how technology can transform your business, capture new markets/customers, dramatically reduce costs, drive step change in your margins, etc., but the vendors have no idea how to help you move from your existing technology landscape to the Promised Land.Read
Media Mentions
BT and Infosys collaborate to drive innovationMatt Bross, CTO, BT Group, explains how BT and Infosys collaborate on research and innovation.
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Infosys Transforms Healthcare Management ProgramA web-based clinical management tool developed by Infosys helps doctors in New Mexico, US, track and treat Hepatitis C patients.
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