Why multi-cloud? startup CliQr's view This article is sponsored by:
I swore never to use 'multi-cloud' in a blog post, and here I am writing about it. I blame CliQr.
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Understanding the Oracle, Salesforce.com and Workday equation This article is sponsored by:
A slew of questions in the comment stream to my last piece prompt further review of the Workday-Salesforce.com alliance. Here I set out why the answers don't (mostly) matter to customers.
Salesforce and Workday deepen alliance, analytics at the center This article is sponsored by:
Another day, another alliance. This time it is Workday and Salesforce.com that are cozying up.
Ten minutes with NetSuite's Evan Goldberg This article is sponsored by:
A European data centre is on the cards, but not because of PRISM, says NetSuite co-founder Evan Goldberg.
Adobe's subs succeed, but Marketing Cloud needs marketing This article is sponsored by:
When Adobe announced it was ditching licensing and moving to a subscription model, it was a gamble, but it's one that looks like it's paying off, albeit with some painful transitioning still to come.
The Top 7 Reasons why the Salesforce AppExchange is under hyped
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The salesforce.com AppExchange has been an amazing success with close on 2 million installs in its short history. Does it get the attention it deserves? Tom Brennan doesn't think so.
Appirio's CloudSpokes acquires TopCoder, blows up developer model This article is sponsored by:
CloudSpokes' acquisition of TopCoder sets a new bar for commercialized developer community and engagement. Here we dig into alternative models to discover the trends going forward.
Digital democracy and reinventing government This article is sponsored by:
"We ain't seen nothing yet. That's why I stick around in this political world." Gavin Newsom, Lieutenant Governor of California, has strong digital government ambitions.
Appirio boosts crowdsourced coding for the enterprise This article is sponsored by:
Merging TopCoder with CloudSpokes creates a community of 600k developers that enterprises can tap for on-demand coding, design and development
Innovation and the unrecorded enterprise conversation This article is sponsored by:
While the enterprise media fusses on vendor minutia, vital conversations go unrecorded - or so Vinnie Mirchandani contends.
