Identity in a hybrid world This article is sponsored by:
Increasing use of cloud applications alongside existing apps makes for multiple logins and management headaches. Okta and other cloud access management vendors think they have the solution.
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Partnering with SAP UK & Ireland User Group This article is sponsored by:
SAP UK and Ireland User Group asked us to partner with them for media coverage. It would be an understatement to say we're excited. We like user groups that actively support customer interests. This is one such group.
The corporate sex change you probably need This article is sponsored by:
A chance post led me to a podcast between Euan Semple, Megan Murray and Doc Searls. The result? Get ready for a sex change because that might be what it takes to turn your business into a digital enterprise.
Is there Life On Mars for digital justice? This article is sponsored by:
Three months late and hardly adorned with bells and whistles, the UK Ministry of Justice rolled out is first Digital by Default service. What else is in the pipeline and when might we see evidence that there is Life on Mars on the MOJ?
Rentokil Initial: Lessons from a cloud ‘veteran’ This article is sponsored by:
A three-year SaaS roll out – covering office, HR, IT service and procurement – has not been without its challenges at the business services giant.
What GMail knows about me and you This article is sponsored by:
You can now visualize all your connections. these show us patterns of activity between people and those in groups that will be familiar to us. But what does this say about our privacy and what are the implications for business?
Why you can never have too many standards This article is sponsored by:
Why is that we expect standards to surface perfectly formed at the first attempt? Vendors are allowed trial and error when innovating products. Enterprises deserve the same leeway to develop buyside specifications.
When Best Western price gouges does anyone care? This article is sponsored by:
Best Western took advantage of the Asiana Airways crash by price gouging customers. While there may be short term moral outrage, will that same outrage get channelled into a boycott? If past evidence is an indicator then I doubt it.
Enterprise hits and misses - July 7 This article is sponsored by:
Jon's cheeky end-of-weekly on which articles hit (or didn’t) on diginomica and beyond - for the week ending July 5, 2013.
Collaborate, upgrade, suck less This article is sponsored by:
Running a business web property? Considering a major upgrade? Collaboration with users will reap tremendous dividends. It helps if you have good relationships with providers but then some are better than others. Here's what we learned following a major upgrade.
