SAP previews modest Q4 results This article is sponsored by:
SAP marginally misses analyst expectations for Q4 2013 but doesn't rock the market. Even so, important questions remain.
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From client-server to cloud: SaaS evolution This article is sponsored by:
Explaining the ongoing evolution from client-server to cloud-native, source of much confusion and misdirection when comparing SaaS offerings
Will Database as a Service (DBaaS) be the next big thing?
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DBaaS, arguably the next big thing in IT, is gaining converts because it enables businesses to deploy new databases quickly, securely, and cheaply. DBaaS lets you shift your organization from administering complex collections of silos to one powered by an agile and flexible database cloud.
UK to trump the US as the G8's most digital government? This article is sponsored by:
The UK as the most digital government in the G8 family? A bold claim from Cabinet Office Minister Francis Maude as other nations seem readier to learn lessons from the UK than parts of its own government.
All change at SAP/Ariba: does it matter? This article is sponsored by:
Management changes at SAP open up fresh questions about the future of the company. It looks more promising than some would have you think though there will be an inevitable rush of old questions rehashed to satisfy the headline.
Jessica Twentyman meets: Ocado's guerrilla recruiter This article is sponsored by:
In the first of her weekly profiles, Jessica Twentyman talks to Paul Clarke, CTO at online grocery store Ocado, about the challenges of recruiting the right team to support the company's growth plans.
CIOs in 2014 - disruptors or disrupted? This article is sponsored by:
As 2014 kicks in, we're already bogged down in the usual CIO clichés about disruption. I went looking for some fresh answers.
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?
