Google has been playing fast and loose with privacy for a very long time. Now, UK regulators have set a deadline of 30the September for Google to deliver on tis 2008 transparency promise. So far, there is no sign it plans to conform.
Can finance and marketing types ever get on? The chances would sound slim until you look at the tools which I contend bridge an important gap. Marketo is one example. But what do you think?
Ben Kepes riffs on Phil Wainewright's discussion about the setting of cloud standards. Who is correct? Is there a third alternative? You decide.
Never waste a good crisis! Definitely a sound political maxim and probably the reason why Neelie Kroes, European Commissioner in charge of the Digital Agenda, has been rattling her cloudy sabre again.
Clouds are just bananas really. Or so reckons Michael Osterloh, a member of the board of the Deutsche Börse Cloud Exchange (DBCE), a joint venture formed by the German stock exchange with Berlin-based Zimory GmbH.
Since the Coalition government took power in the UK in 2010, there's been a new swear word in Whitehall ICT circles - oligopoly. Now the Office of Fair Trading is poking its nose in. This should be fun.
It's time to start thinking about architectural standards for the converging forces of cloud, mobile, social, Internet of Things and big data analytics, according to TOGAF creator The Open Group
Much of the resistance enterprise marketers face comes from being immersed for dangerously long periods in their gobsmackingly wonderful product technology. Here's a take on how to avoid that, backed up by survey data from a new content marketing report.
Have buying priorities changed? Salesforce.com thinks so. They talk about outcomes rather than features and benefits. It sounds like a powerful argument but does it hold up?
A new survey suggests SMEs are going global. Should you be surprised? Largely the answer is 'no' but the devil is in the detail.
