Siemens readies a bold approach to the future workplace. Will others follow?
Work is changing and this goes well beyond the issue of where people work. How is this working its way into the manner by which work is organized?
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Big Tech goes to Washington; Big Tech goes home untroubled - but what did anyone expect?
The CEOs of Apple, Amazon, Facebook and Google grilled by US legislators - a long-awaited reckoning for the digital 'Robber Barons'? Er..not so much.
Auto Trader is creating a ‘culture of data’ to democratise data use internally
The automobile marketplace has undertaken a massive shift to the cloud to create an Auto Trader data platform.
Artificial General Intelligence will not resemble human intelligence
Airplanes don't flap their wings like birds, and artificial general intelligence (AGI) will never think like the human brain, which is more complex than we imagine
Why APIs are a crucial ingredient in return-to-work strategies
A safe return to the workplace means pulling data in from multiple systems via APIs, says Mulesoft's Ian Fairclough.
COVID means customers need ServiceNow's tech more than ever, says CEO McDermott
ServiceNow passes the $4 billion annual run rate mark as COVID-19 focuses C-Suite digital intentions.
Will California's CPRA become the standard for national consumer privacy legislation?
The voting result of Proposition 24 on California ballots this November could represent an inflection point in the evolving privacy topic.
Brewing resilience - how early digital vision is paying off for Starbucks
Starbucks made savvy early digital investments that paid off when the pandemic ground up long term planning.
Will contact tracing apps change the way consumers think about data value exchange?
With the rise of COVID-19 contact tracing apps, will consumers find more value in handing over their data? Zendesk's Jeff Titterton considers what this means for businesses
The future of work in manufacturing - COVID-19, generational divides and skills front of mind
The National Association of Manufacturers is keen to get a message out that the future of manufacturing is going to be dynamic and exciting, not killed by automation.
