New electric vehicle platforms are springing up across the UK, some led by established players, others the work of entrants to the market. Can the newcomers compete?
While many businesses have set out on their net zero journeys, others are just getting started. Either way, the pressure on Boards to take action is mounting and planning for net zero has risen up the agenda.
Brexit and the Covid-19 pandemic continue to affect organisations across the business landscape. Decision-makers must find ways to live with disruption by adapting their business models, while controlling costs.
With so much venture capital up for grabs, electric vehicle (EV) start-ups and other tech companies in the sector have arguably never faced a better opportunity to fast-forward their strategic growth plans.
At a time when inflation is rising and supply shortages are impacting productivity, cost control has never been more important. So, how can manufacturers go about optimising costs when operating in uncertain markets?
Pandemic-related business disruption has left procurement functions facing a number of challenges. So, how can businesses harness the power of data analytics in order to drive effective transformation?
A new mood of supply chain cooperation and improved transparency could enable OEMs and suppliers to continue to adapt and thrive in the emerging post-pandemic marketplace.
During the pandemic, shifts in behaviour forced businesses to strengthen e-commerce operations. Many found that a key challenge was creating processes to deliver a reliable service and strong customer experience.