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Digital Dystopia - we are the robots This article is sponsored by:
The robots aren't 'coming', they're here. The bad news is they're us – unless we urgently write new rules that benefit all of human society. Chris Middleton presents the first of a two-part personal report on the ill-considered rise of automation and machine-based decision-making.
Why Gartner's got it wrong when it comes to digital retail analytics This article is sponsored by:
Gartner says retailers will not be able to compete in the digitalised marketplace. Chris Middleton reckons that's missing a trick or two.
Sage drops term 'ERP' from product line: “It stands for Expense, Regret, Pain" This article is sponsored by:
Say what you want about Sage, but it can't be denied that CEO Stephen Kelly has injected some much needed enthusiasm into the company.
Beware the Internet of Things - it's early, security sucks and the C-Suite doesn't care This article is sponsored by:
The Internet of Things is one of those buzzphrases that sets all sorts of unrealistic expectations. There are other concerns though, many of which hinge around security.
SAP HCP pricing is here but the site is almost unusable This article is sponsored by:
SAP's HCP pricing and commerce site was launched today. But it is a very messy affair and appears to have been rushed out.
Propex slashes SAP maintenance costs with 3PM but that's not all This article is sponsored by:
Propex is in steady state with a comprehensive SAP landscape. How does it benefit from third party maintenance and what should buyers be looking to achieve by switching?
Prescriptive, protective, proactive - protocols for tomorrow This article is sponsored by:
Talking about good manners - that’s really what a “protocol” should encode. Salesforce's Peter Coffee considers systems that know what’s normal, and know enough about the abnormal to offer assistance when things aren’t right.
The case for wearables in business - wearing well or wearing thin? This article is sponsored by:
Janine Milne talks to academic Dr Emmanuel Tsekleves about whether fitness wearables are fit for business.
Partners help Microsoft join the real cloud world This article is sponsored by:
'Hybrid cloud’ is going to mean not just a mix of cloud and on-premise applications and services, but multiple cloud environments from different service providers – whichever is most appropriate to the need. Microsoft’s move to exploit partners such as Rackspace and Odin to give it the reach and mixture in the real cloud world could be its best move yet.