Cybersecurity giant McAfee has shifted from an on-premise monolith to microservices in the cloud, underpinned by real-time streaming data using Confluent.
Restaurant chain Denny’s is rethinking how it collects its point-of-sales data, as it implements new cloud-based technologies
Data streaming vendor Confluent has also revealed its cloud-native Flink service, with the aim of making it easier to build applications with stream processing.
Twenty-Nine Palms has standardized on its processes, adopted automation and helped employees improve in their careers as a result of moving to Oracle’s Fusion software.
VP of Industries, Mike Sicilia, said that Oracle will build data centers if it has to, for countries that want to pursue the vendor’s vision of better healthcare via national databases.
Ellison has a reputation for delivering an interesting keynote, but the past two years have felt very different for the Oracle co-founder and CTO. Generative AI is pushing Ellison’s vision beyond the four walls of the enterprise.
Recently appointed Unily CEO, Chris Ciauri, says that the employee experience (EX) market is currently untapped and that there is now momentum across organizations to finally make some substantive change.
Philippe Mathieu has been appointed Celonis’ Go-to-Market Leader for EMEA, having previously worked at Palantir and Oracle.
Toronto-based AI and Machine Learning research organization Crater Labs found itself faced with grueling storage requirements, given the nature of its work. It has found solace with Pure Storage to support its needs.
DocuSign CEO Allan Thygesen focused on the cloud vendor’s product delivery, where he says the focus is ‘unlocking the market for intelligent agreement management’
The EU’s scientific research scheme, Horizon, is one of the largest in the world. However, the UK had been excluded from membership for three years over Brexit disagreements.
What started as a project to build a ‘one cloud platform’ with Google Cloud has resulted in Deutsche Bank’s management team getting very excited about the prospect of generative AI.
Google Cloud CEO Thomas Kurian provides us with his insights into how the vendor is thinking about making an impact with buyers mulling over their artificial intelligence (AI) options.
