Sage UK is imposing price hikes of up to 90 percent for upgrading its Sage 50 users. How this goes down with users and resellers remains to be seen but right now it does not look like a wise move.
The European Commission's data commissars are on a mission to get answers from search engine firms about how they'll adhere to the bad law about the right to be forgotten.
Google's business model is brilliant and it touches everyone who cares about website traffic. Why? You pay so that Google can rank you. And it's a painful exercise where the rules keep changing.
Jon's cheeky weekly review of which enterprise software articles hit (or didn’t) on diginomica & beyond - for week ending July 27, 2014.
When diginomica was just a twinkle in our eyes back at the tail end of 2012, the first person from the tech industry that we talked through the initial idea with was NetSuite CEO Zach Nelson. Today we welcome NetSuite as our latest premium partner.
Xerox's digital health play looks appealing, but the problems keep stacking up as the company seeks to re-invent itself. Is the firm another tech victim of Obamacare?
Viz is slow out the gate but now takes a comic look at O2's Be More Dog campaign with hilarious results. Only a telco could attract this kind of attention...or maybe a bank?
Chief Financial Officer Tom Szkutak said, however, that AWS usage had grown 90% since the same time last year and that the team will continue to invest and innovate in the cloud.
Amid other headline numbers, the one that may have had many pricking up their ears was $50.5 million, the price NetSuite apparently paid for London-based ecommerce firm Venda last week.
Why do we fail so regularly with change management? My view is that we don't go for root cause thinking. Simon Wardley provides some answers.
