Small and boring wins the day in the new age of services
BT and CSC are among those services giants facing up to the new reality that small can be beautiful if you've got your act together in time.
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Nymi's cardiac rhythm technology: a device for any secure service?
Nymi claims we can secure many devices with our unique cardiac rhythms. Is that so? If so then there is a world of possibility.
Enterprise hits & misses - February 3
Jon's cheeky weekly review of which enterprise software articles hit (or didn’t) on diginomica & beyond - for week ending February 2, 2014.
Techspace rides growth in London's startup community
Coworking space expands in London's Silicon Roundabout, but what about other tech hubs in the UK and elsewhere?
Rethinking the hotel experience, citizenM style
It's not easy for hotels to genuinely surprise us – but citizenM did. Here's what they do differently.
NetSuite numbers benefit from accelerating back office demand
Losses may have doubled at NetSuite, but the revenue growth is impressive as the firm builds an increasing stake in the larger enterprise market.
Frictionless enterprise: the digitally connected future of business
Today's connected digital infrastructure eliminates transaction costs and fundamentally transforms the equilibrium of the enterprise
The BBC's digital drama continues with accusations from ex-staff
The questions get tougher next week as senior BBC officials will be summoned before a UK government committee and asked to explain what the National Audit Office this week identified as an appalling lack of governance over a massive digital programme.
Innoculations against the virus of Facebook falsehoods
The death of Facebook or the death of Princeton University? Another silly 'Facebook's doomed' report and some rather more potent stats about its mobile success.
Oracle Cloud World: what we learned from Larry
Larry was on form, good form at Cloud World - especially in an open Q&A, a forum in which he has always excelled and which we don’t get to see enough of these days.
