Coronavirus takes its toll on Apple and Alibaba - and they won't be the last
Apple has pulled guidance and Alibaba is bracing itself for problems. How much economic damage will the Coronavirus cause before the crisis is contained?
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5 trends to watch in the evolution of the mobile workforce
Businesses are investing more in the mobile workforce that delivers on-site service to their customers. Salesforce's Paul Whitelam outlines 5 trends to watch
"You have to be brave enough!" - tough love on tech's gender inequalities from Salesforce's deliberately difficult Dame
If gender equality is to be achieved in the tech sector, it's going to need courage, conviction and cultural challenges, says Salesforce UK CEO Jayne-Anne Gadhia.
Boosting time to value from enterprise apps – how do you differentiate?
Buying out-of-the-box software gets you started faster, but can you still differentiate? Choose well and you can gain a two-year advantage, writes IFS CEO Darren Roos
When two heads are better than one - complementary leadership matters for succession planning, says Gartner
Leadership confidence is low, so it's time for some complementary thinking around HR.
In this 37th year of 1984, what comes after?
Apple told us 1984 wouldn't be like '1984'. Salesforce Peter Coffee has questions 36 years later...
FIS drives employee engagement overhaul with a 'golden triangle' of Workday, Visier and Glint
Engaged employees tend to stay with the company longer - a key tenet of FIS's HR transformation program.
ZohoDay 2020 - Software entrepreneur reveals plan to spur rural revival
Cloud connectivity and distributed working can reverse the flight to cities and revive rural fortunes, according to Zoho co-founder Sridhar Vembu
WEF 2020 - AI, responsibility and some notable ambiguities
A Davos discussion about what the responsible governance of AI actually mean throws up as many questions as answers - and a few evasions.
Getting off the HR hamster wheel - advice for turbulent times from Bersin's David Mallon
Bersin’s David Mallon discusses HR’s role in riding the turbulence of what could be a bumpy year in 2020.
WEF 2020 - stakeholder capitalists don't just need to do the right thing, they need to be seen to do it
In an age of social media 'pile ons', accusations of hypocrisy can thrive easily and make fresh demands of advocates of stakeholder capitalism.
WEF 2020 - has stakeholder capitalism really overturned Milton Friedman's doctrine in the digital economy?
Is stakeholder capitalism a thing or just a soundbite to appease corporate conscience?
NRF 2020 first review - how Office Depot turned mobile adoption into an employee asset
It's time for my annual push through the retail tech hype in search of retail success. One big story: the revenge of the storefront, but with a big caveat. In my first NRF review piece, I break out the early highlights - and an instructive mobile use case from Office Depot.
Knowledge work has peaked. Experience workers are the new elite
No, knowledge workers aren't the most valuable enterprise asset of the 21st century. Experience workers are the new elite