This week - Coronavirus turns customer success and data privacy on its head. Plus: Zoom faces its defining moment after a tsunami of security blunders. Corona-free picks are included - and some epic whiffs by big tech heavyweights.
This week - retailers surface early lessons on coping with Corona-disruption. AI and supply chain software come under scrutiny. Loads of advice on digital business models, virtual events, and the new abnormal. Plus: whiffs and laughs.
This week - lessons on the business impact of coronavirus roll in. We get a crash course on remote work at scale, and virtual events need serious help. Leadership and AI remain hot topics, and I get myself into the whiffs section again.
This week - coronavirus spreads, but enterprises mount their response. AI hype gets a puncturing, an Internet founder raises web concerns, and a gender equality data project launches. In whiffs, breaches-r-us.
This week - Coronavirus linkbaiters and handwaivers get called out, while we look for non-sensational pieces of relevance. ERP vendors get a grilling, big retailers disappoint, Hadoop gets buried, and the whiffs roll on.
This week - Coronavirus is changing the tech event game - will virtual events get a market push? AI projects get a scale back, blockchain gets a critique, and Salesforce has a blinder of a week. Your whiffs find journalists stepping in it.
This week - Coronavirus infects tech supply chains as the economic impact gets real. The AI business gets deconstructed, via an unlikely source. Ultimate Software and Kronos join HCM forces, and get scrutinized. Your whiffs include Marriott, and more Marriott.
This week - tech gets political, but is the stagnation of innovation the bigger story? Two industry shows cancel as coronavirus' economic impact is felt. Customers grapple with the upgrade-or-tranform dilemma - will vendors listen? Your whiffs include (bad) personalization.
This week - quantum computing gets a real-world gut check. Koch buys Infor; we analyze. SAP extends maintenance, and Alphabet finally reveals Google cloud earnings. Shadow apologizes for a terrible election app launch; I skewer. And the whiffs keep coming...
This week - Data Privacy Day comes and goes, leaving a trail of breaches and debates in its wake. IBM does the CEO shuffle, and evokes salty reactions. The diginomica team hits the enterprise tarmac; explainable AI gets a wake-up call. Plus: your weekly whiffs.
This week - we try to mock the WEF but find, once again, issues of substance to ponder. Stakeholder capitalism gets a once-over, as does AI ethics, facial recognition and federated machine learning. For the first time ever, I forego the whiffs section in favor of a tribute of sorts.
This week - NRF's retail show gets a full diginomica review. Plus: why knowledge workers are facing a relevance question. The year in AI gets a critical start, and a new future of work index debuts. Your whiffs include a media takedown award.
This week - CES 2020 gets (really) absurd, but also serves up a wake-up call. NRF 2020 kicks in - will retailers find that omni-balance before Amazon twists the logistical knife? Also: Boeing gets exposed, ransomware gets worse, and in the whiffs section, brains get picked.
