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As a business diversifies, it may need more than one supply chain. Here's how Dell did it.

John Schulz discusses how AT&T used the company's energy and water use data to help reduce consumption.

How companies can find their most influential online customers and enlist them to help promote their brands.

An Interview with Anthony Goldbloom, CEO of Kaggle.

The higher a company's level of digital maturity, the better its financial performance.

Getting ideas from customers is a norm; some companies get ideas from customers' customers, too.

Timberland's creative new ways to involve employees, suppliers and competitors in its sustainability work.

GE's internal social network, GE Colab, is connecting up the firm's 115,000 employees around the globe.

Remember geography lessons in school, painstakingly memorizing the longest rivers, cultures of various regions, the state capitals?

Companies need to invest in four kinds of digital capabilities to achieve digital transformation. They must start with a unified digital platform to integrate data and processes across sales channels. They need a way to revamp solution delivery to adapt new technologies into their operations. They need to develop analytics capabilities, which often requires a change in corporate culture. And they need good working relationships and tight integration between business executives and information technology executives.