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IFS shines as it reports 2019 numbers

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UK defies the US with a Huawei 5G 'compromise' despite anger on both sides of the Atlantic
Data Privacy Day - CEO perspectives on tech's responsibility towards data protection and the greater good
Moogsoft CEO Phil Tee on AIOps and service assurance in the age of digital transformation
Are venture capitalists really guilty of bias against tech's female entrepreneurs?
SAP Q4 FY2019 results - no overall surprises but cloud revenue not quite there with interesting times ahead

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Get the right mix of low-code and pro code to modernize your enterprise applications

Low-code development is all the rage, but you need to mix it with pro code for best results with enterprise applications, writes Neptune Software's Christoph Garms

Three reasons why multi-cloud is back - and here to stay

MongoDB’s Dominic Wellington explains why multi-cloud has come back into fashion. However, this time there are new rules that apply and as a strategy for IT decision makers, it’s not going anywhere...

Embrace generational differences in the workplace

With up to five generations co-existing in the modern workplace, it's vital to nurture a culture that embraces difference, writes Workday's Mandy Jeffery

The inevitable data disaster for enterprises – what the numbers show, and what to do about it

Data isn't a sexy topic, but maybe it should be. Data quality, integration and ownership pose big obstacles to the CXO's digital ambitions. ASUG CEO Geoff Scott shares how customers are addressing these issues, in SAP environments and beyond.

2020 – Six growth business trends to watch this year

What does your business future look like in 2020? These six trends will bring change and new opportunities, writes Oracle NetSuite’s Nicky Tozer

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Get the right mix of low-code and pro code to modernize your enterprise applications

Low-code development is all the rage, but you need to mix it with pro code for best results with enterprise applications, writes Neptune Software's Christoph Garms

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SAP customers should know they have a choice, says IFS CEO Darren Roos

Do you stay with your current ERP vendor for your next big upgrade or is it time to make a switch? IFS CEO Darren Roos wants you to know you have a choice

UK faces 'no win' decision over Huawei as the firm's CEO calls the US "over-concerned" about China's capabilities

Bojo's Choice - upset the US or upset China? Meanwhile Huawei founder and CEO says that his firm is ready to fend off US action to undermine its business.

Enterprise hits and misses - WEF debates stakeholder capitalism and the future of AI, while a facial recognition startup catches heat

This week - we try to mock the WEF but find, once again, issues of substance to ponder. Stakeholder capitalism gets a once-over, as does AI ethics, facial recognition and federated machine learning. For the first time ever, I forego the whiffs section in favor of a tribute of sorts.

Will next generation commerce solutions be micro-services-based?

The difference between headless and micro-services is subtle, but important. Read on.

The unintended consequences of UK banking legislative changes - a Santander rant

Delivering on legs and regs is no fun but when it comes with unintended consequences, the problems quickly escalate. Here's one example.

Our evilplans for progressive web apps - an update

We're close to releasing our first PWA. Here's a preview of what we're doing and why. We think it's an important step forward for us on the road to content personalization.

Three reasons why multi-cloud is back - and here to stay

MongoDB’s Dominic Wellington explains why multi-cloud has come back into fashion. However, this time there are new rules that apply and as a strategy for IT decision makers, it’s not going anywhere...

Federated machine learning is coming - here's the questions we should be asking

With the introduction of Google's Tensor Flow federated, the hype around federated machine learning is surging. But there are important questions about data privacy, performance and cost that need answering.