UFC 254 will be bringing us one of the most awaited and exciting fights. We can be sure that the lockdown will heat up as the undefeated freight train Khabib Nurmagomedov battles Justin Gaethje the vicious striker with a perfect finish rate. Could this be the biggest threat yet to Khabib’s undefeated record of 28-0?

Imagine a ghost factory existing in a parallel dimension inside a manufacturing plant. Now, this might sound like a work of fiction but bear with me in this metaphor, because there is a very valuable point to be made. We are referring to the hidden potential of manufacturing plants. There's always some unused/untapped performance potential in most manufacturing plants. This unused potential is called "hidden factory", and the term was coined by Armand Feigenbaum in the late1970's. What if you could tap into all that leaking potential? What if you could increase productivity and performance without adding any additional manufacturing investment? When Armand Feigenbaum introduced this concept, he also believed that the loss in productivity/performance due to the unused potential could have been up to 40%.

With the COVID-19 pandemic causing lockdowns all over the world, StrategicERP has pledged to do its part for the society and help in this fight against this pandemic. StrategicERP has always believed in giving back to the community, and considers it one of its highest responsibilities to reach out and help the community in its times of need. As such, StrategicERP teamed up with the IIT Bombay to create an app to track potentially infected people (henceforth referred to as asymptomatics) and warn uninfected people in case they come in close proximity to asymptomatics.

This title probably steers one in the direction of thinking of Sales as a science. We, however, will be exploring a different path in this article. Sales has undoubtedly always been a science, as well as an art. But the matter we are going to explore here is something else entirely. There is no disputing the fact that technology has forever revolutionised the business world. But is it possible that despite all the glory that has been attributed to technology, there are still areas it has gone unrecognised in?

Imagine you are in your office, tied up with important work that cannot be delayed; and suddenly you get a call about a serious machinery maintenance issue that needs immediate attention. What is the one thing you wish you had the ability to do the most at that very moment? You wish you could somehow get an accurate and exhaustive view of the ground reality that physical presence in front of the machinery would give you, but you would want it without having to leave your office. Well, a decade into the future, that would probably be a reality, right? Nope, not right. Because it is already a reality! Sounds a bit too good to be true, does it not? Does it not seem like it is out of a Sci-Fi movie? With today’s Sci-Fi movies that stretch our minds to maximum capacity, it is easy to lose track of what is already a reality. Digital Twin is exactly the kind of technology that makes you raise your eyebrows and ask yourself, “Is this real?"

With the COVID-19 outbreak disrupting everyday life and delivering a major blow to the corporate and industrial world, businesses are worried about staying afloat. During these times of turmoil and worrying about the future of your business, we want to give you the good news that your business can carry on even in these turbulent times, and do so with efficiency!

It's the age of technology, and the business world is at the forefront of the shift to complete technological reliability and sufficiency. For ages, paperwork has been the official mode of documentation, reporting, and file management. While there has been a massive shift in the way things are done, paperwork does still exist in the business world in some capacity; and in a lot of cases, it could do a lot better with less of it.

With the global pandemic of COVID-19 forcing everyone into lockdown, organizations have turned to unorthodox ways of doing business in order to survive these difficult times. Today, we want to address a huge point of concern for a lot of businesses - Remote Implementation. It can be a huge area of worry and hesitance for many businesses. We would like to share some useful information about Remote Implementation that will hopefully equip you with the basic knowledge you need about the subject in order to make your decisions with clarity.