Consumer Goods Technology magazine once again asked Enterra Solutions’ President and CEO, Stephen DeAngelis, to contribute his thoughts for its latest “Review & Outlook” issue. [READ MORE]
To read all of what Mr. DeAngelis wrote, click on the following link (his comments are found on page 22).

Benn Konsynski (@Konsynski), the George S Craft Distinguished University Professor of Information Systems and Operations Management at Emory University’s Goizueta Business School, was recently interviewed by Gerald C Kane (@profkane), associate professor of information systems at the Carroll School of Management at Boston College, for the MIT Sloan Management Review. [READ MORE]
You can read the entire interview by clicking on the following [LINK] to the article: “Are You Ready For the Certainty of the Unknown?” MIT Sloan Management Review (subscription required).

On January 15, 2015, Enterra’s President and CEO, Stephen DeAngelis, was invited to address members of the Mid-Atlantic CIO Forum at Towson University in Towson, MD Mr DeAngelis spoke on the topic of “Disruptive Big Data Applications”. [READ MORE]

In an article entitled “For better snacking, big data is the secret ingredient,” Mr DeAngelis notes that 90 percent of Americans snack daily and that the snacking trend is growing worldwide. [READ MORE]
The full article can be accessed by clicking on this [LINK].

In an article entitled “Out Far and In Deep: Embracing the Digital Path to Purchase and Cognitive Computing,” Mr DeAngelis encourages CPG firms to engage more fully in digital strategies that will help them grow their business. [READ MORE]
The full article can be accessed by clicking on this [LINK].

In an article entitled “Optimizing Category Management using Cognitive Computing,” Mr DeAngelis discusses how cognitive computing can help manufacturers and retailers better manage inventories and categories with the help of cognitive computing. [READ MORE]
The full article can be accessed by clicking on this [LINK].

Enterra Solutions cognitive computing technology is featured in Accenture’s 2014 Technology Vision Report. [READ MORE]