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Enterprise hits and misses - Zoom slows, AI surges, return-to-office hits another pandemic snag, and Black Friday underwhelms This article is sponsored by:

This week - Zoom's growth slows, but what does it mean? Black Friday's online sales underwhelm, but for retailers, it's far from over. Return-to-office hits an Omicron variant snag, and another debate. Your whiffs include: the divisive phenomenon of robots reading AI poetry.

Hyperscalers don't appreciate the needs of SMBs - what should AWS be doing at re:Invent? This article is sponsored by:

SMBs have cloud needs too. As re:Invent gears up, what should AWS be doing to service this under-served market?

Carrefour offers brands new, safe ways of accessing its customer data This article is sponsored by:

Live in nine countries and covering 50 million customers, french retail giant Carrefour’s new system aims to benefit both the supply chain and its CPG partners

Will Slack's new workflow automation tools spawn a new generation of Slack-native ISVs? This article is sponsored by:

The new workflow automation tools announced at Slack Frontiers last week could lead to a new generation of killer apps built on Slack - but it'll take time.

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Oxfam America takes to the cloud to break down silos and be more agile This article is sponsored by:

The not-for-profit humanitarian organization has adopted a cloud-based ERP platform from Unit4 to integrate its people and its data.

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Using low code to improve Change Grow Live’s drug and alcohol support services This article is sponsored by:

UK’s largest provider of drug and alcohol support services says use of Alteryx software has hugely improve its ‘speed-to-decision’ for service user support

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UK, Ireland score regulatory wins against Google, WhatsApp - will US follow with privacy action? This article is sponsored by:

There's an appetite for US Federal Government action around privacy legislation among voters. Meanwhile across The Pond, regulators are taking action to tame Big Tech.

ThoughtSpot CEO - ‘rewarding people that use complex data for job security is a sign your company will fail’ This article is sponsored by:

CEO Sudheesh Nair is not one to hold back on the topic of dashboards and traditional BI tools. ThoughtSpot believes data democratization is essential for future success.

"A digital kind of a data-first approach" - Nordstrom's rocket fuel to power up its "digital velocity" This article is sponsored by:

CEO Erik Nordstrom wants the retailer to become faster and more aggressive. Can data analytics provide the rocket fuel to drive "digital velocity"?

Ribble rides into multi-channel cycle This article is sponsored by:

Online and offline stores use a single system as Ribble Cycles expands stores footprint. CDO Matthew Lawson explains all.

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Is SAP RISE changing the S/4HANA business case, or not? UKISUG goes behind the numbers of their newsmaking RISE with SAP survey This article is sponsored by:

The biggest SAP topic this year is RISE with SAP - sorting the value from the marketing hype. In this diginomica exclusive, Paul Cooper, UKISUG Chair, shares his views on UKISUG's recent RISE with SAP survey, and previews their annual conference.

Content as the new demand gen strategy This article is sponsored by:

Getting demanding about content.

Concerns raised as NHSX and NHS Digital folded into NHS England This article is sponsored by:

There have been a number of digital wins - and controversies - for the National Health Service (NHS) during the COVID-19 pandemic. New plans to integrate digital into NHS England have raised some concerns.

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