Winning the battle for the firstline workforce
The firstline workforce are the people out in front who get stuff done in the world, and enterprise software vendors are eager to give them new tools
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Surfing the shock wave
Riding the waves of change in the right direction is essential, argues Salesforce's Peter Coffee.
SAP SuccessFactors Wild West ecosystem - a conversation with Jarret Pazahanick
Jarret Pazahanick is often cast as a bad boy for his ongoing criticism of SAP/SuccessFactors. That belies his passion for a topic that stretches over 20 years.
Slack pitches in to align teamwork across the enterprise
Collaboration vendor Slack adds new features for large organizations and a State of Work Report highlights alignment and enterprise teamwork
It's time to reduce enterprise buying complexity - a dialogue with Gartner's Hank Barnes
Gartner's Hank Barnes regularly shares provocative ideas and research on enterprise buyers. Our first-ever podcast brought the question of how buyers are changing to a head. Here's the highlights.
Asana raises prices after adding new ways to manage work
Fast-growing work management vendor Asana is raising prices as it continues to build out its vision for organizing work across the enterprise
Salesforce's new UK CEO takes up her role at crucial time for 'Brexit Britain'
Dame Jayne-Anne Gadhia will head up the UK arm of Salesforce as the Brexit clock counts down...
2019 highlights - how Zoho is solving its own talent problem with Zoho University
I went to Zoholics 2019 determined to dig into the secrets behind Zoho University. What I learned qualifies for my next 2019 highlights installment.
Enterprise hits and misses - Equifax and Facebook do the data privacy dance, and AI gets an employee gut check
This week - Equifax and Facebook get a financial reckoning for data privacy - but did consumers get a fair shake? Also: why AI won't succeed without employee buy-in. Hertz and Avis do the transformation face off. And, as always, your whiffs.
2019 highlights - IBVI puts the blind and visually impaired to work, and Oracle Cloud Applications fuels their efforts
Next up in my 2019 highlight series: a talk at Oracle MBX 2019 with one of the most impressive projects I've seen all year. IBVI's mission to employ the visually impaired brings a new angle to cloud ERP.
For the first time, these five factors of modern work are changing all at once
The five factors affecting modern work are changing at an unprecedented pace. Workfront President and CEO Alex Shootman explains why - and offers his tips on how to respond.
How to build an effective diversity and inclusion strategy - learnings from Legal & General
Diversity and inclusion policies matter - and so does the practicality of putting them into real-world action.
Check out Tesco's blueprint for women in tech to land that next great job
Cultivate the weak ties in your network and list three things you did brilliantly every day.
Special Relationship? New US partnerships ahead for the UK’s Robotics Hubs?
UK Robotics Week showed how the UK’s Robotics Hubs are reaching out to the world.