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Using APIs to innovate faster in a space between “buy” and “build” This article is sponsored by:

When it comes to new technology, the obvious choices are buy, or build. But there is a third option, as Chris Busse of Terazo demonstrates with some real-word examples, for Tercera.

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Exams in England could soon be taken digitally, as COVID-19 inspires broader use of education technology This article is sponsored by:

Ofqual - England’s qualifications and exams regulator - has set out a new three year plan, which looks at the opportunity of on-screen assessment.

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Taking the pulse of SAP CX on the verge of SAP Sapphire 2022 - Jen Bailin on bar-raising talent, cloud-native, and the CX metaverse This article is sponsored by:

I've been tracking SAP CX moves across leadership changes. Now, the week before SAP's Sapphire events, it's time for an update and preview. SAP's Jen Bailin joined me to share her views, including her take on the relevance of the metaverse.

Freshworks revenues up 42% as customer growth continues This article is sponsored by:

Freshworks CEO Girish Mathrubootham is looking to the firm's new e-commerce CRM offering as a major opportunity.

Closing the skills gap - how low-code development is helping businesses accelerate digital transformation This article is sponsored by:

Hamiedha Sahebzada of ServiceNow explains why low-code is for everyone - and points to one company who is walking the low-code talk now.

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What I’d say to me back then - Rachel Obstler, EVP of Product at Heap, on why it pays to be picky This article is sponsored by:

Heap has a good record on diversity, but the work goes on, says EVP of Product, Rachel Obstler.

Retail's 2022 transformation to-do list - loyalty is hot, says Salesforce's Rob Garf This article is sponsored by:

After two years of crisis mode, any hope of 2022 being a time to take stock hasn't panned out. Salesforce's Rob Garf says now is not the time to slow down on transformation.