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The UK Buyer’s Guide to 3D Room Planners

With shoppers expecting realistic, personalised product visuals, 3D room planning technology has become essential for enterprise furniture retailers. This guide explores how 3D planners help customers visualise complete spaces, improve buying confidence, and drive higher in-store and online conversions.

In this guide, you'll learn how retailers are using 3D planners to:

Enhance free design services: Create accurate 2D and 3D floor plans that help shoppers imagine furniture in their own space.
Increase transaction size: Upsell full-room solutions through personalised digital merchandising and product grouping.
Improve shopper confidence: 68% of furniture buyers prefer stores offering 3D visualisation services like room planners.
Streamline design workflows: Use accurate real-time geometry, lighting, and layout updates that support both customers and professional designers.
Centralise 3D content: Reduce vendor sprawl by managing visual assets across room planners, configurators, WebAR, and renders in one ecosystem.

The UK Buyer’s Guide to 3D Product Configurators

As furniture shoppers increasingly begin their journeys online, clear, immersive product visualisation has become essential. This buyer’s guide explains how retailers and manufacturers can use 3D configurators to improve accuracy, reduce returns, and deliver a more confident buying experience across channels.

Inside the guide, you'll learn:

Which configurator type fits your needs: 3D product vs. 3D modular tools for complex, configurable catalogues.
No-code and ease-of-use features: empower large teams to update products and configurations without relying on developers.
Enterprise-grade efficiency: reuse 3D assets across configurators, AR, room planners, and renders to reduce duplicated work and vendor sprawl.
Integration essentials: PIM, DAM, ERP, and SIF support for accurate pricing, attributes, and order files across markets and channels.
Environmental impact and ROI: how digital visualisation reduces physical samples, improves accuracy, and supports sustainable operations.

The Savvy PMO’s Guide to Demand Management

Centralize intake and categorize requests to improve efficiency

The market is rapidly evolving, the world of work is changing, and business priorities are constantly shifting. Establishing a demand management process is critical in order to understand incoming work and its impact on your organization.

A formalized process will help you collect and evaluate requests and bring focus to the work that drives business value.

Download this eBook now and learn how to create a strong work intake process, enabling you to improve demand management and deliver the work that aligns to your business strategy.

The Savvy PMO’s Guide to Prioritization

Do the Work that Counts

Effective prioritization is the key to channeling the PMO’s efforts into the most impactful work that aligns with their strategic objectives.

Discover the secrets of top-notch PMOs who align prioritization with business impact. We've condensed their winning strategies into a comprehensive guide, featuring a practical checklist tailored just for you.

Here's a glimpse of what you'll uncover:

Boost Confidence: Ready Yourself for Prioritization – Identify Who, What, When, How Often, & How
Expand Knowledge: Find the Ideal Prioritization Scoring Method for Your Organization
Cultivate Persistence: Consistently Act, Evaluate, Revise, and Evolve
Showcase Impact: Witness the Rewards of Maximizing Business Value

Download now to learn more.

Buyer’s Guide for Adaptive PPM Solutions

Know what to look for in a project portfolio management solution built to drive success at scale.

Selecting a project management solution can be long and arduous. The wrong solution can inhibit your ability to grow in a fast-paced, competitive market.

How can you match internal needs with solution capabilities, not just today but as you grow? What should you look for to determine whether a solution will be readily adopted? What are key integration and configuration considerations?

The right adaptive PPM solution can make a pivotal difference between simply focusing on task management and maximizing the business impact of all your investments and efforts.

This guide identifies three key pillars of success a modern enterprise project portfolio management solution should enable and the capabilities that define them:

Maximized productivity that helps accelerate value delivery
Prioritization of transparency leading to more informed decision-making
Increased flexibility for quick and efficient response to change

In addition, you will also learn about other key aspects to consider when evaluating different products and vendors and how to help your team best prepare for and choose the right solution.

Download this comprehensive guide to learn more about how to get started.

The US Buyer’s Guide to 3D Room Planners

Buyers expect to see how furniture fits and looks before they commit. This buyer’s guide walks enterprise retailers and manufacturers through selecting a 3D room planning platform that delivers fast floorplan creation, photoreal HD renders, and turnkey integrations with PIM/ERP for consistent omnichannel experiences.

Inside, you'll learn:

Key features to require: flexible floorplan tools, real-time 3D realism, and high-definition renders for polished proposals.
Operational benefits: vendor consolidation and reusable 3D assets that reduce manual work and support multiple channels.
Integration musts: PIM, inventory, add-to-cart, and SSO to ensure accurate pricing and seamless checkout.
Business impact: improved buyer confidence and measurable uplift in AOV and conversions.

Enterprise retailers using integrated 3D room planners see stronger engagement and higher order values—this guide gives you the checklist and vendor criteria to select the platform that fits your catalog, channels, and timeline.

The US Buyer’s Guide to 3D Product Configurators

Shoppers expect immersive, accurate visuals when customizing products online. This buyer’s guide explains how enterprise retailers and manufacturers choose 3D configurators that scale from no-code editors to WebAR, PIM/ERP integration, and return-reducing render quality.

Inside the guide, you’ll learn:

Which platform type fits your catalog: product vs. modular configurators for single items or complex assemblies.
No-code & time to launch: why enterprise implementations typically target 8–12 weeks and what accelerates launch.
Integration & operational efficiency: PIM, DAM, ERP, SIF support, and reusing 3D assets across room planners, AR, and renders.
Cost vs. value: how to evaluate pricing models and measure ROI through reduced returns and operational savings.

Enterprise teams that pick the right configurator reduce manual work, improve order accuracy, and increase buyer confidence with near-photorealistic renders and AR previews. Use the checklist inside to compare vendors and avoid costly, low-value choices.

Which Integration Solution Is Right for You?

Your Guide to Choosing the Best Integration Solution and Understanding Total Cost of Ownership

Many businesses face challenges such as inefficiencies, repetitive tasks, and limited visibility in their software delivery processes. The key to overcoming these obstacles lies in streamlining operations with the right integration solution. Whether through APIs, low-code, or no-code platforms, this guide enables organizations to identify the most suitable option quickly and effectively.

Discover the most effective integration solutions available today and how they can help businesses scale efficiently. Explore the key benefits of integration and compare the total cost of ownership for various options, ranging from DIY approaches to commercial off-the-shelf (COTS) solutions like Planview Hub.

What You’ll Learn:

The complexities and hidden costs of custom-coded and low-code integrations, from managing public APIs to frequent maintenance needs.
Why off-the-shelf solutions offer superior scalability, faster operational readiness, and more reliable performance, helping you avoid costly delays and inefficiencies.
How leading organizations have transformed their software delivery processes by choosing the right integration path, reducing opportunity costs by millions.
How automation and integration can save your team valuable time by eliminating manual data entry, reducing errors, and increasing overall efficiency.

The Ultimate Buyer’s Guide for Software Toolchain Integration

Key factors to consider when investing in a software toolchain integration solution

Is your development team struggling to navigate an increasingly complex technology stack? Are you grappling with maintaining productivity amidst the chaos of disjointed systems?

This buyer’s guide serves as your roadmap to finding the ideal integration solution for your organization, based on your team’s needs, business priorities, and budget. Learn what to prioritize when making this critical decision, and which features and capabilities are needed to increase efficiency and unlock capacity.

Technology and engineering leaders will:

Discover the top three productivity challenges resolved by software integration solutions
Uncover the critical features that enterprise organizations should prioritize when evaluating integration solutions
Explore real-world insights and success stories from industry leaders who are using integration to improve business outcomes

The Modern Distributor’s Guide to Omnichannel B2B Commerce

The B2B distribution world has crossed a digital threshold. Buyers expect the same seamless, self-service experience they get from Amazon—but with the precision and personal touch only a distributor can provide. If your channels aren't connected, your customer experience and your margins are at risk.

This guide explains how forward-thinking distributors are unifying sales, operations, and customer experience to drive the next wave of growth.

Inside, you will learn:

Why Omnichannel is Today's Baseline: Digital channels now drive nearly half of all B2B revenue, and 80% of buyers have switched suppliers due to poor digital service.
The Three Pillars of Success: How to build a strategy based on a Single Source of Truth, a Consistent Buyer Experience, and Empowered Field Sales.
The Modern Tech Stack: See how Pepperi integrates with your ERP (SAP, NetSuite, Dynamics) to unify field sales, B2B eCommerce, and mobile ordering in one platform.
The Transformation Roadmap: A phased approach to integrate your ERP, launch channels, and achieve continuous optimization, often going live in weeks, not months.

Automation and integration are no longer "nice to have"—they're how you protect profit and build loyalty. Download the guide to assess your omnichannel readiness now.

Apple Security Response Kit

When a security incident or audit deadline looms, every second counts. Traditional Apple device management often requires days or weeks to fully lock down, remediate, and audit an Apple fleet.

This Apple Security Response Kit is a step-by-step playbook designed for urgency, clarity, and comprehensive coverage. It equips IT teams to achieve enterprise-grade Apple security and compliance in 48 hours or less.

Inside this kit, you'll get:

48 Hr Emergency Security Launch Plan: Step-by-step guidance for system launch—no downtime, no loose ends.
Threat Monitoring & Response Playbook: Get instant visibility, automated notifications, and one-click remediation (integrating SentinelOne EDR/MDR).
Incident & Audit Reporting Shortcuts: Screen-by-screen walkthroughs to instantly create, export, and send audit proof for CIS, NIST, and SOC 2—no spreadsheets required.
"What If?" Quick Guidance: Direct actions for any crisis scenario, from policy drift to a new threat.

Download the kit to turn Apple security challenges into immediate wins, simplify your next audit, and show leadership you're ahead of risk.

Accelerating success: build and scale market-leading products faster

Sadly, there’s no time to take your time these days. By the time you’ve tweaked your wonderful new UX, someone else has snuck in and stolen your potential customers.

This guide will show how a CIAM platform can help you stay one step ahead:

Clear, actionable strategies to help you build and scale your products faster
Tips on how to streamline customer onboarding and improve the overall experience
How Customer Identity can help you stay on top of security and compliance

Accelerating success: build and scale market-leading products faster

Sadly, there’s no time to take your time these days. By the time you’ve tweaked your wonderful new UX, someone else has snuck in and stolen your potential customers.

This guide will show how a CIAM platform can help you stay one step ahead:

Clear, actionable strategies to help you build and scale your products faster
Tips on how to streamline customer onboarding and improve the overall experience
How Customer Identity can help you stay on top of security and compliance

Foursquare’s Data Stack Gets Squared Away

As Foursquare grew through multiple acquisitions, they inherited a sprawling and fragmented data ecosystem. This created a severe lack of standardization, leading to costly data duplication, inconsistent lineage, and a discovery process that slowed developer productivity and release cycles.

This success story reveals how Foursquare transformed their data stack by implementing DataHub's flexible, lineage-rich metadata control plane, enabling a developer-first data platform vision.

You will learn how Foursquare:

Accelerated time-to-discovery and access from days to minutes, dramatically improving developer productivity.
Adopted DataHub's flexible metadata model to integrate disparate systems (Amazon S3, Redshift, Databricks, and Airflow) without vendor lock-in.
Automated metadata lineage and established fine-grained access control for sensitive geospatial data.
Built a scalable control plane that improved visibility into upstream/downstream dependencies, enabling scalable cross-team data reuse.

Download the case study to see how the world's leading geospatial technology company mastered its data complexity.

Netflix Streams Past Metadata Limitations

Netflix's self-built cataloging tool was instrumental early on, but proved limited in scope as their data ecosystem expanded to include real-time pipelines and online stores. The central Data Platform Team became a major bottleneck, shouldering the entire burden of maintaining connectors and struggling to enforce governance policies at scale.

This success story reveals how Netflix moved beyond the limitations of their homegrown solution by choosing DataHub's extensible, self-serve platform.

You will learn how Netflix:

Improved the productivity of their central data team by enabling self-serve data cataloging across multiple teams.
Met the unique needs of their complex ecosystem through DataHub's support for custom entity types, ownership models, and properties.
Strengthened data governance by implementing a central policy engine, offloading the connector development burden from the core team.
Achieved the scalability and performance required to manage their massive traffic load and data volume.

See the strategy that helped Netflix transition from a restrictive, centralized catalog to an extensible platform that empowers their entire organization.