Data takes pole position as it powers physical operations
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Philip van de Wilt of Samsara explains why traditional industries are at a tipping point as data takes pole position.
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Data takes pole position as it powers physical operations This article is sponsored by:
Google Cloud revenues rise, but so do its losses as Alphabet sees growth slow This article is sponsored by:
Ad revenue slowdowns are hitting the consumer end of the business, but moments like this are opportunities for reflection, argues Alphabet CEO Sundar Pichai.
Microsoft Q4 falls short of expectations, but Azure set to drive double digit growth this year This article is sponsored by:
Microsoft's revenues grew and it turned in a healthy profit for Q4, but still fell short of what Wall Street had been expecting.
Next gen for lead gen? Oracle drills down on Fusion Sales This article is sponsored by:
Assessing Oracle's new Fusion Sales release.
Zuora plugs its data model into Snowflake for joined-up analysis of customer KPIs This article is sponsored by:
Subscription management vendor Zuora packages up its data model for analysis alongside a wider range of customer success KPIs in Snowflake.
Data in motion gains momentum as a key driver for growth
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Richard Timperlake shares highlights from Confluent's latest research, and explains why real-time data streams give companies a competitive edge.
"Pockets of weakness", but Infosys bullishly ups its outlook for the year as Cobalt cloud offering gains traction This article is sponsored by:
Infosys CEO Salil Parekh strikes a confident note about the firm's prospects in the face of global economic uncertainty.
The state of SAP S/4HANA Cloud - an opinionated review of SAP's public cloud ERP solution This article is sponsored by:
Everyone at SAP has probably heard my "public cloud ERP is the future" rant. At SAP Sapphire and beyond, I got feedback on my views. The new SAP public cloud ERP leadership also made their case. Here's my burning questions - and SAP's responses.
How China sees its technology contributing to Net Zero This article is sponsored by:
China may be one of the world’s largest contributors to greenhouse gas emissions, but there’s also an argument that it could help lead the way towards Net Zero.
Nokia transforms business processes with Celonis This article is sponsored by:
Multinational communications company Nokia has also created a Center of Excellence for Celonis’ Execution Management System, which works with the business to scale the platform.
