Phil Wainewright - author at diginomica

Phil Wainewright has been a recognized authority on cloud computing as a blogger, analyst, speaker and consultant since 1998. He writes about the transformation of 21st century business through digital technology to create frictionless enterprise, and is author of The XaaS Effect.

Articles by Phil Wainewright

Software AG FY2022 Q4 results on target but guidance disappoints, workforce cut 4% This article is sponsored by:

Software AG takes a further step on its journey to a cloud-first SaaS model but investors are spooked by the margin hit as the transition continues

JAGGAER brings AI and automation to streamline direct spend processes This article is sponsored by:

JAGGAER is bringing AI and automation to processes such as sourcing, contracts and supplier onboarding to help global businesses manage direct spend more efficiently.

Global logistics network concept © Golden Sikorka - Fotolia.com

Atlassian brings automation to Confluence to help curate the 'content explosion' This article is sponsored by:

Atlassian this week brings workflow automation capabilities into Confluence and adds new connected automations to Jira.

Confluence Automation rule building - Atlassian

How mmhmm cut its quarterly board meetings from 4 hours to 90 minutes This article is sponsored by:

We talk to mmhmm founder Phil Libin about the right and wrong ways to use video in meetings and why VR business meetings are a stupid idea.

mmhmm CEO Phil Libin - 'No one should ever work on something they think is stupid' This article is sponsored by:

Digital work requires a different management style with minimal supervision. Here's how Phil Libin, CEO of video meetings app mmhmm, organizes work in distributed teams.

Phil Libin CEO mmhmm & All Turtles working outdoors

Zendesk sees AI driving uptake of Immersive CX This article is sponsored by:

With its annual CX Trends survey finding that customers want better experiences, Zendesk proposes AI-enabled Immersive CX as the way forward.

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Wrike CEO sees growth potential in a tightening economy after spin-out from Citrix This article is sponsored by:

No sooner had Wrike become part of Citrix than it span out again. We speak to its CEO Andrew Filev about the growth prospects for work management in a tightening economy.

Frictionless Enterprise - the evolution of the digital user experience This article is sponsored by:

We start the New Year with the next in our series on the journey to Frictionless Enterprise, as Phil Wainewright examines the ongoing evolution of the digital user experience.

Young female engineer at work with digital UX © metamorworks - shutterstock

2022 - the year in Frictionless Enterprise This article is sponsored by:

It's been a busy year mapping Frictionless Enterprise and its components including the XaaS Effect, customer success, the Collaborative Canvas, Tierless Architecture, co-code and more.

Workday appoints Carl Eschenbach as co-CEO and future sole CEO This article is sponsored by:

Workday appoints a new co-CEO, Carl Eschenbach, with a plan to become sole CEO in early 2024, when co-founder Aneel Bhusri will step back to become Executive Chair

MACH Alliance brings its composable mission to B2B commerce This article is sponsored by:

The MACH Alliance, an industry organization promoting a composable approach to building web commerce and content sites, plans to expand its reach in the B2B sector.

Innovative contemporary smart industry: product design, automated production line, delivery and distribution with people, robots and machinery, industry 4.0 concept © elenabsl - Shutterstock

Latest FinancialForce release aims to help services businesses mind their margins This article is sponsored by:

FinancialForce outlines enhancements in its Winter 2023 Release, out today, which aims to help services organizations and XaaS providers mind their margins and optimize operations.

FinancialForce Winter 2023 - Work Planners

Coupa goes private with big spender Thoma Bravo in $8 billion buyout This article is sponsored by:

Business spend management vendor Coupa accepts an $8 billion buyout bid from private equity investor Thoma Bravo - will shareholders endorse the sale?