Small and medium-sized manufacturing companies in the UK will face a lot of challenges over the next few years however we believe that the five key ones will be skills shortages, financial constraints, technological complexity, cybersecurity concerns, and supply chain disruptions.
As we slowly emerge into 2025 and we cast a look back over our shoulders at the last 12 months it’s evident to us that artificial intelligence (AI) and automation are set to further revolutionise document management systems (DMS) throughout 2025 with some exciting innovations set to make a serious play for corporate and local government pockets.
As we all know, efficiency is key to staying competitive. One area where many organisations can significantly improve their operations is in Accounts Payable (AP). By implementing robust automation solutions like DocuWare or DocuPhase, businesses can begin to transform their AP processes, reaping benefits that extend far beyond the finance department.
Staying ahead of the competition in any business sector and especially manufacturing requires more than just efficient production lines – it demands a seamless flow of information across all departments, from the shop floor to the boardroom.
McKinney Haarcourt are pleased to announce our membership of the Hull & Humber Chamber of Commerce. As a company born […]
As a digitalisation and business transformation consultancy, a common theme of the discussions we have with organisations is around the […]
Artificial intelligence (AI) is set to significantly impact and transform the landscape of local UK government in the coming 5-10 years, offering both opportunities and challenges. Here, we take a brief look at some of they key areas that could be in line for a shakeup.
We have worked with quite a few BI and dashboard products over the years and, in our opinion, one of the emerging powerhouses over the last two years is a company called OQLIS. Based in South Africa but with a growing presence globally and in the UK , OQLIS approach to working with data in a way that offers immediate value and results, without a long drawn out process.
Over the last 5 or so years our consultants have witnessed first-hand the profound impact that digital technologies and an intentional digitalisation strategy can have on optimising energy consumption, reducing operational costs, and driving sustainability initiatives across organisations of all sizes.
The convergence of digital technologies with energy management and cybersecurity practices offers unprecedented opportunities for businesses to optimise their resource utilisation while safeguarding their critical assets.