As car ownership becomes more costly and climate concerns make it less appealing, Octo Telematics is using Zuora to enable another approach.
We’ve covered Zuora and the rise of the Subscription Economy model for many years at diginomica. But when the firm’s Subscribed conference touched down in London recently, contributing editor Martin Banks had his first encounter with the firm. Skepticism gave way to conversion…
AI in manufacturing - a healthy counterpoint to some of the hype and the fear-and-loathing.
AI is everywhere - not least front and center at this week's Microsoft Future Decoded conference in London.
If the buzzwords de jure are 'fail fast’ and 'fail often’ and if failure is now (as NASA has for years insisted) just a qualified success, users are going to need to work in an environment where the 'suck it and see’ approach is easily engineered. And that is what Tibco is setting out to provide.
Putting AI to serious work will require new hardware and new systems software. Alibaba looks very keen to take as much lead as possible in the shape and scope of the coming changes.
It is one thing to have grand ideas of how things might be done, but it needs building blocks to make it happen. Huawei has some available and more to come.
'Business computing is dead; long live business computing’ might just be the fanciful way to describe the notion that we stand on the cusp of the demise of one stage in computing development and the real birth – as an identifiable entity – of the next stage.
A story with the word `mainframe’ in it, so look away now. But then you might miss something that, for any business throwing high volumes of sensitive data around their networks, could prove to be worth at least a bit of investigation.
Smartphones are an ultimate incarnation of the network edge in action, and that could the target for HarmonyOS, a device and platform agnostic, distributed operating system that could be the start of device collaborations that grow into `entities’ of global scale and functionality.
Intel is setting itself the goal of providing developers with tools to deliver increasing levels of abstraction away from the tech coalface and democractise the development process.
Will a No Deal Brexit cost the UK its place as a major hub in the global transfer of data, or will it break the spokes as well?
Data rich, information poor agency is using Tibco’s Spotfire analytic tools to enrich its information output, making telling its important stories easier and quicker.