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Slack, Zendesk and a few others are a new generation of cloud-native vendors set to reinvent enterprise applications for a connected, frictionless future
Slack, Zendesk and a few others are a new generation of cloud-native vendors set to reinvent enterprise applications for a connected, frictionless future
Transformation is perceived as a huge project that pushes against cultural norms. But for micro molding pioneer Accumold, change has always been a constant. Here's how they've harnessed data to fuel their growth - and how they were in on IoT before the buzzword existed.
Vijay Vijayasankarand I talk about many top of mind issues. It won't surprise to note that while Vijay operates in a world of very large enterprise, the basics of problem solving are universal.
Circulor is offering traceability across the supply chain so firms can prove their ethical credentials
Nick McGrath, the programme director for the Oracle pathfinder at the Home Office, explains how the Department wants to move from waterfall to an agile future that focuses on service fulfilment.
The way that Zendesk has built its new Sunshine platform on AWS is a groundbreaking new take on enterprise SaaS that looks to the future of CRM
Getting results from data will be a burning question all year in my coverage. There's no one better to kick it off than Joni Girardi of DataSelf. He speaks to the problem of BI adoption, and the changes DataSelf has gone through.
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The acquisition of IQMS by Dassault Systèmes was more evidence of the resurgence in midmarket manufacturing. But why Dassault Systèmes? And what concerns did customers raise? Here's what IQMS' CEO had to say.
Digital transformation is taking shape on the path to cloud computing and service management. ServiceNow's Paul Hardy reflects as the year draws to a close
This week: Amazon gloats at re:Invent, but is there a day of reckoning ahead? Plus: digital transformation gets a real world gut check. As always, your best-of-web picks and whiffs.
The full force of digital transformation takes most enterprises by surprise and adjusting to continuous, ongoing change is one of the first requirements