After its acquisition of Slapdash, work management platform ClickUp is able to integrate more tightly into the ecosystem of SaaS apps most businesses use today.
The UK's done remarkably well in quantum computing to date, but what's needed now to make that sustainable?
The public sector demonstrated that it can respond quickly to change in a crisis - Justin Wilson of Mulesoft explores how digital leaders in UK government services can build on this momentum to change and innovate at scale.
The UK’s national mapping agency - Ordnance Survey - uses Flash technology from Pure Storage to make running its database with half a billion features much easier
VMware is steering its own course now and that's going to be built around some key priorities, says President Sumit Dhawan.
Some significant investments in a GitOps pioneer Weaveworks have interesting enterprise implications.
When it comes to producing data, Blockchain is as exponentially explosive as COVID, a drawback that continues to rule it out of serious uptake in most business activities. But maybe US start-up, Vendia, has an answer.
No optimisation process looks the same, but it has to be a continuous journey. Nerys Mutlow of ServiceNow explores the challenges and untapped value of low-code for the EMEA region.
"Akin to opening a bottle of flat champagne after enjoying some Perrier-Jouët" - casting a critical eye over AWS re:Invent 2021.
The software specialist is using Salesforce’s low-code technology to improve cross-business collaboration.
The ability to build collaborative infrastructure across all aspects of 5G service provision – including direct competitors – is going to be essential, and quite likely difficult to achieve politically rather than technically.
SMBs have cloud needs too. As re:Invent gears up, what should AWS be doing to service this under-served market?
Exploring an aspect of edge computing, device or IoT edge, that often gets overlooked as IT focuses on distributed/hybrid cloud implementations.
