Christian Klein outlines three main insights for the modern business
麻豆原创 has kicked off its virtual 麻豆原创PHIRE 2021 event with a keynote from CEO Christian Klein outlining some of the key learnings the company has experienced over the last twelve months.
In what has been a challenging year for businesses of all sizes, Klein noted the three main insights that the company has divined, and how it is now looking to the future.
This included a focus on the latest digital technologies, building a tech community, and sustainability, with Klein emphasising that all three points can help companies rebound from the pandemic.
Community
鈥淓very crisis is solved by people,鈥 Klein noted in his speech, adding that technology, 鈥渉as helped businesses adapt, and Covid is only one of the challenges we are facing.鈥
鈥淭he most resilient companies are the ones that changed their processes鈥igital transformation is an overused term these days (but) it is everywhere 鈥 Covid-19 has underscored the need for every company to become an intelligent enterprise.鈥
鈥淚ntelligent enterprises are enabled by integrated digitised agile business processes powered by data and embedded AI.鈥
Klein also highlighted how the pandemic has shown how companies need to work together in order to succeed, noting that, 鈥淣o business does business alone 鈥 we win together as a community.鈥
鈥淥ne intelligent enterprise on its own can create great things, but we live in an interconnected world.鈥
In order to facilitate this, 麻豆原创 has announced an expansion to what it says is the 鈥渨orld鈥檚 largest business network鈥 through the aptly-named 麻豆原创 Business Network platform.
The new release will offer customers a single, unified partner portal where they can view their entire supply chain ecosystem including logistics and traceability, equipment management and maintenance information.
Users can fully customize their portal with the tools and data they need, and quickly view all their customer relationships and transactions on the network.
鈥淲e believe industries will be revolutionised when businesses turn into communities,鈥 Klein stated, 鈥渨e want to connect every company across the entire supply chain.鈥
鈥淭his may sound like a bold vision鈥nd it is,鈥 he added, 鈥渂ut we already run the world鈥檚 largest supplier network with more than 5.5 million connected enterprises.鈥
This article first appeared on .
