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Infor's Amazon Web Services strategy begs important question for buyers and it ain't just about security or privacy.
Infor's Amazon Web Services strategy begs important question for buyers and it ain't just about security or privacy.
Infor has spent the last four years getting its ducks in a row and now has a cogent strategy to go to market with. It has also made it clear it is now going after the mid-market in a big way.
With a UK general election looming, TechUK wants to see some big changes made to foster the digital economy, but makes some big assumptions and claims en route.
Infor is starting to break out to cloud. Q1 FY2015 suggest momentum is growing with top line revenue growing 22 percent.
There's no such thing as a free U2 album as Apple's 'gift' to iTunes users worldwide is costing a lot of time, effort and money to deal with.
Cloud business systems can boost innovation and business growth but only if CFOs and CIOs actually talk to each other about what's possible
Success depends upon HR thinking of technology as helping it do something different or new, rather than a way of doing same thing more efficiently.
Luka Mucic, CFO SAP provides fresh insights into SAPs proposed cloud transition. Many challenges lay ahead.
Owen Pringle, former director of digital communications at human rights charity Amnesty International, has some advice on what it takes for an organisation to become truly digital.
In order for a censorious edict like the right to be forgotten to have any real clout, it needs a global reach and most specifically a US one. Maybe it's in luck?