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Retailers trapped by custom integration rebuilds
Read the full story: Retailers trapped by custom integration rebuildsRetailers still lose revenue through outdated integration approaches today. Patchworks says bespoke builds and temporary workarounds remain widespread in UK retail, even as poor system connectivity drives financial and operational strain.
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Compliance, talent pressures deepen leadership challenge
UK leaders say compliance and talent pressures have intensified further. AMBS research suggests regulatory complexity and workforce challenges are defining a tougher operating environment for senior decision-makers across UK businesses.
