Infor snaps up PeopleAnswers, fleshes out HR analytics This article is sponsored by:

The application of analytics and algorithms in talent management is taking center stage. Infor weighs in with a fresh acquisition that should prove attractive to customers.

Universal Credit - and another New Year Resolution broken! This article is sponsored by:

A new year, a new start for Universal Credit? Well, maybe - but whether it's the sort of new start that should be in place is highly open to question as the DWP goes its own sweet way.

Will Microsoft's Parature pick shake up CRM space? This article is sponsored by:

Microsoft's looking to Parature to beef up its Dynamics CRM offering and give pause for thought over at Oracle and Salesforce.com. Good plan?

All eyes on automotive This article is sponsored by:

Advances in automotive are among the most visible examples of how technology is improving an entire industry value chain. Here are some early examples.

Mobile marketing ROI on hold for most, but email still rules This article is sponsored by:

Mobile marketing may be top of mind but it's not yet delivering ROI for the majority of organisations. On the other hand, email remains alive and kicking.

Enterprise hits & misses - January 6 This article is sponsored by:

Jon's cheeky weekly review of which articles hit (or didn’t) on diginomica and beyond - for the week ending January 5, 2014.

Do we have any other bids for Responsys? This article is sponsored by:

Larry Ellison's willing to pay $27 a share for Responsys? Will SAP or IBM or AN Other make him pay more? Or beat him to the prize themselves?

Productivity or bust in 2014: expert tips This article is sponsored by:

The vexing problem of staying ahead of tasks seems to be intensifying, not diminishing.  Here's the best approaches I've seen.

BYOD or CYOD - an international divide across the Pond? This article is sponsored by:

The Internet of ka-chings This article is sponsored by:

We often forget how the spread of e-commerce and cloud innovation is held back by the drag of local laws and behaviors