The UK's Labor Party leader wants to force IT firms to hire an unskilled apprentice for every skilled worker they hire in from offshore. But will his digital ambitions run foul of European Union law?
The furious debate around whether IBM or Amazon will dominate the cloud infrastructure market ratcheted up a couple of notches this week. Who wins? Decide for yourself as I dissect the arguments.
Moving from one Android phone to another should be simple. But it isn't and casts doubt on the whole notion of BYOD as a viable way of going forward.
The need to evolve and mature is why Groupon’s been focusing investment on a number of key area, most notably mobile, local, pull and its One Playbook pitch.
The notion of two-tier ERP strategies is allied to the transition to systems of engagement. How does this impact vendor strategies?
Jon's cheeky review of which articles hit (or didn’t) on diginomica and beyond - for the week ending November 8, 2013.
Ever wondered why enterprise doesn't want Facebook on users' devices? Here's one very good reason why.
Some recalcitrant suppliers hoped to have seen the back of him by now, but UK government minister Francis Maude remains stubbornly at the forefront of digital transformation policy.
What is robotic automation and what impact might it have on the BPO industry and its clients? There's a lot to learn and the clock is ticking.
"It’s a staggering realisation that it is eleven years since I attended my first Dreamforce conference." Dr Steve Garnett shares memories of the annual salesforce.com jamboree.
