Are there any tech vendors or solutions you're exploring this year that were not previously part of your tech stack? Curious to hear what's on everyone's radar, big or small

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Director of IT in Consumer Goods2 years ago

we are evaluating how we can clean up our business processes using Celonas.  We are also piloting Palantir in our transportation space. 

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Senior Director of Engineering in Software2 years ago

Not really. The year of 2023 (spilling to 2024) was a year of expense consolidation.
So the appetite to broaden the tech vendors portfolio has been very little (to not say no appetite at all).
I think the majority of the companies are trying to trim down the number of vendors and not evaluating new ones.

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