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Surfing the shock wave
Riding the waves of change in the right direction is essential, argues Salesforce's Peter Coffee.
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Staying private in the age of disruption - why Aldi, Enterprise and Stripe do it
Staying private allows a business to stay agile and focused - Zoho CEO Sridhar Vembu looks at three examples from payments, auto and retail
Big data didn't fall with MapR - Hadoop is fading, but data lakes are not
The fall of MapR caused a rush to judgement about the future of Hadoop. To understand what this means for data initiatives, the viability of Hadoop and data lakes must be separately examined.
In search of America's new corporate purpose
In a remarkable turnabout, some of America's largest corporations have restated their purpose to be one of inclusion. But statements of purpose are not the same as action.
Cloud-based app backends - a rat's nest of mobile phone security vulnerabilities
Mobile phones are a ripe new target for sophisticated hacking by criminals and nation-states according to multiple researchers.
Interview - Rob Enslin explains how Google Cloud can win in the enterprise
Enslin joined Google Cloud after almost three decades at SAP. With Enslin heading up sales, and Thomas Kurian at the helm as CEO, can Google Cloud bring data outcomes to the enterprise?
Can 're-commerce' stitch up a retail revival? Macy's and JC Penney fashion some second-hand omni-channel thinking
Innovation or desperation? Depends how you feel about shopping for second-hand clothes in department stores.
Enterprise hits and misses - retail gets its redemption, and diginomica gets a low-code-versus-agile spanking
This week - diginomica sparks an agile-versus-low-code debate, and gets a reader spanking in the process. Retail isn't dying, and cloud security is the tech topic of the summer, disrupting the vaca-relax vibe. Your whiffs include one of the worst business proposals of all time.
Agile has failed? It's just getting started
Has agile failed? No, it has far-reaching impact on the future of business, along with low-code/no-code - but it's going to be disruptive
The problem of curation platforms, and the Scoop.it monetization clampdown
It's Friday, I had an 18 hour travel day this week, and I'm crank-o-riffic. A slow-cook meltdown with Scoop.it needs to come off the stove. Behind that meltdown is the enduring power of content curation.
Maintenance upgrade is next stop for First Bus on digitalization journey
The UK-based bus operator is revamping its asset management and maintenance processes with Infor EAM in preparation for a new era of low-emissions vehicles.