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DataStax launches serverless Database-as-a-Service
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Poor, misunderstood Facebook! Apologist-in-Chief Nick Clegg wants a word about the week's events Down Under
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Black History Month - quotas are pointless if you have a ‘leaky bucket’, says Workday’s Chief Diversity Officer
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Intent data - the good, the bad and the work required to figure it out
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How Macy's plans to move on from 'could have been worse' 2020 through accelerated omni-transformation
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Five predictions driving transformation in the food and beverage industry
The pandemic turned the food and beverage industry on it's head last year, but what does the future hold? Marcel Koks of Infor has five predictions for businesses to succeed
How to make ‘Digital Transformation’ about more than new technology
Starting a digital transformation project should be about the 'why' and the 'how', not the buzzwords. Sanjay Brahmawar of Software AG shares three key ways to make it work
Does no code in the enterprise create more problems than it solves?
The no code/low code movement is getting plenty of attention. Now is the time to locate its value in the context of large IT landscapes, says Neptune Software's Matthias Steiner
Orange to green - using a Customer Distress Index to strengthen proactive support
Resolving issues proactively is an essential part of field service management. Sumair Dutta of ServiceMax takes a deep dive into creating a Customer Distress Index
Think four years ahead, but execute in one for digital transformation
COVID has led to an acceleration of digital transformation efforts, but that has implications for planning ahead, says Salesforce's Peter Coffee.
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Plex acquires Kors Engineering - does this bring us closer to the factory of the future?
Plex Systems has been a big change agent in the ERP space, being the first to pioneer multi-tenant cloud ERP software. Its recent acquisition of Kors Engineering could trigger better value for manufacturers and ignite a wave of additional M&A deal-making by competitors. Here's our assessment.
Stand-by for a low-tech Baby Boom in the Vaccine Economy as customers look for human contact
The switch to automation may swing back the other way for some organizations in the post-pandemic world of work.
Building a Bitcoin-based business - Travala's crypto-transactions journey
Travala is a travel site that is banking on Bitcoin, blockchain and an internally-developed token to create a system that can take on Sabre as the next-generation travel platform.
Five predictions driving transformation in the food and beverage industry
The pandemic turned the food and beverage industry on it's head last year, but what does the future hold? Marcel Koks of Infor has five predictions for businesses to succeed
SAP talks about the next big things in automotive, energy utilities, oil and gas - a conversation with Christian Klein
SAP is well known for its ERP portfolio of solutions but what kinds of projects have been top of mind for its customers over the last year?
Peace in our time - Australia crumples before Facebook like a discarded lager can
Australia's five day war with Facebook is over, but who blinked first? And can there really be a lasting peace between the social media giant and government around the world?
Cherwell advocates for IT as an advisor - not a servant - to the business
Cherwell’s CLEAR 2021 event kicks off this week, where the enterprise service management vendor will tackle topics ranging from no code development to aligning ITSM and DevOps.
Civil liberties and compliance burdens - the underlying price of the shift to remote working that we all have to pay?
Working from home is a good thing, right? For most, maybe so, but there are organizational and compliance implications to be considered. And just how happy are you for your employer to track your movements?
An intelligent strategy - why planes are just part of the picture in taking JetBlue to new heights
JetBlue has become a travel-tech business that happens to fly, using tools from software intelligence specialist CAST to ensure everything hangs together.
Metadata Shmedadata - today's approaches to metadata are inadequate, and that's a problem.
Struggling with metadata is nothing new, but there's a misconception that advanced data tech and cloud storage solved this problem. That's not the case - so what is the way forward?
