Leading UK Labour and Conservative politicians pitched their arguments for a brighter manufacturing sector. Labour's Jeremy Corbyn made the more persuasive pitch but that's easy when you're in Opposition.
Influential VC Gordon Ritter believes his notion of coaching networks, which combine AI with human creativity, may be the big new thing in enterprise software
Salesforce's Peter Coffee looks beyond Platonic shadows - digital transformation lessons from a 2,400 year old thought experiment.
It's easy for workplace diversity to become a useless, feel good cliché. But there are field lessons and data that should be reckoned with. Here's my review of diginomica's recent diversity coverage.
Capgemini is doubling down on digital and cloud services as the big ticket outsourcing deals morph or wind down.
A new study RSA provides a convincing policy proposal to fund every citizen under the age of 55 with a £5,000 “opportunity dividend” for up to two years.
Machines are good at pattern matching but our ability to learn unlimited patterns means humans will always be smarter than artificial intelligence
Cognizant took a hit due to changes to the tax regime, but it's got a Trump-friendly message to pitch around the US workforce.
Dismiss voice-enabled business at your peril. There is much more going on behind the scenes if you keep an ear to the ground.
Enterprises are thinking more and more about cross-functional workflows, according to ServiceNow CEO John Donahoe - and he's pitching his firm as the platform to support that.
This week: HR tech tries to get modern, but gets trifurcated instead. And: the weak link in customer experience. SAP surprises and buy Callidus. Your whiffs include peacocks, banned by United.
By sharing process analysis data, businesses as diverse as oil rigs and bakeries can learn intelligent automation tips from each other, writes ServiceNow's Paul Hardy
SAP made a surprise acquisition in snagging CallidusCloud in a deal worth $2.4 billion. Here's my initial take.
