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From phonograph to blockchain - there's a path there, says Salesforce's Peter Coffee.
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Talking about voice commerce
Voice commerce and voice search - conversations to be had in the realm of e-commerce.
Digital pandemonium - are the downsides of technological complexity and interdependence outweighing the benefits for enterprises?
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Zurich Insurance identifies Okta to save 50% and go passwordless
Swiss financial services juggernaut picked Okta over Ping and Microsoft because of its flexibility and passwordless roadmap
Volvo Group keeps on trucking with digital thread
Volvo is adopting the company’s software to establish a continuous, seamless strand of data connecting design to production to after-sales care.
San Diego Code School brings students a personalized learning experience using MongoDB
The coding boot camp is using NoSQL database provider, MongoDB, to help students identify where they need to spend more time and to create personalized learning pathways.
Oracle's Mark Hurd - "Do we get calls from customers that we haven't been called or talked to in 20 years? The answer is yes"
Wall Street cheered by better than expected Q4 numbers.
Cloud + Big Data = single view of the customer for TI Media
Consumer publishing giant works with Talend to generate the insight that supports better customer targeting.
Salesforce Connections 2019 - How Blue Cross Blue Shield Michigan is changing customer relationships with personalized marketing
After the Salesforce Connections keynotes, I went looking for customer proof points and project lessons. I found some good ones via Angela Dunbar of Blue Cross Blue Shield, Michigan, who could speak to results - and the challenges in pursuit of granular marketing.
MongoDB CEO - “I think it’s clear who the winner in this market is”
Dev Ittycheria explains to diginomica how the conversations he’s having with customers are changing and how MongoDB is now signing hundreds of deals north of $100,000.
The coming together of ERP firms Acumatica and IFS - an early analysis
In an interesting private equity deal, EQT Partners, the owner of IFS is also buying Acumatica. However, this deal is not intended to be a rollup deal, a tuck-in deal, or some other typical play. Here’s Brian and Jon's assessment.