HP CTO - we still have what it takes to invent and innovate This article is sponsored by:
Beset by eternal restructuring, HP can still live up to its invent strapline, according to CTO Martin Fink.
IoT robotics and AI
digibyte - Gartner Hype Cycle 2014 and its 2000 digital business technologies This article is sponsored by:
The Gartner Hype Cycle 2014's focus is on the digital business and the 2,000 technologies, grouped into 119 areas, that you need to get there.
Enterprise mobile apps: meet the Internet of Things This article is sponsored by:
Enterprise mobile app strategies are missing out on an important dimension: they have to take the impact of the Internet of Things (IoT) into account
Megakheir lifts mobile donations during Ramadan in Egypt This article is sponsored by:
TA Telecom uses mobile technology to raise donations for NGOs in Egypt with a system called Megakheir. Here's how.
IFS CEO: mobile is a gamechanger, no demand for big data or SaaS This article is sponsored by:
In the wake of Q2 financials, Alastair Sorbie, CEO of high-end ERP vendor IFS, speaks about the appetite among his company's customers for SOA, mobile, big data and SaaS
MongoDBWorld's keynote of ideas lifts the spirit This article is sponsored by:
We've heard it before but are seeing it for real - meaningful collaboration in a data driven world. That's the message coming from MongoDBWorld keynotes so far.
5G ambitions lead to pragmatic pact between South Korea and Europe This article is sponsored by:
As my cell-phone struggles to hang on to a 3G signal for any length of time, the irony is not lost on me that the European Union has just set its sights on becoming a leader in 5G technologies via a pact with South Korea.
Think the Internet's disruptive? Hold tight for blockchain This article is sponsored by:
The system that underpins cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin could be the key to trust, reputation and value in the emerging Internet of Things. That's potentially world-changing
Assuring that trust wears well
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Iron Man's suit is a “wearable,” a piece of equipment whose user can almost forget that it’s there. The wearer doesn’t fly an airplane, or even fly the suit. The wearer just…flies. Isn’t that what we want from all of our tools?
Microsoft's Chief Envisioning Officer doesn't see a world where digital replaces people This article is sponsored by:
David Coplin asks us to stand on the shoulders of digital giants and change the way that we do things with technologies. He doesn't think we can be replaced just yet.
US and European cities are signing Internet of Things deals – but will they be used? This article is sponsored by:
There's been a flurry of announcements recently, but there are still questions about the use case and who's going to take advantage of this potential cash cow
Dixons, Carphone Warehouse merge into $20 billion 'Internet of Things retailer' This article is sponsored by:
The world’s first £12 billion ($20.2 billion) Internet of Things retailer? That’s the bold claim being made by European firms Dixons Retail and Carphone Warehouse as they announce a £3.7 billion merger that’s aimed at making the combined entity the enabler of the connected consumer world.
NetSuite CEO talks omni-channel challenge, CRM re-imagination and services This article is sponsored by:
Zach Nelson took the stage at SuiteWorld today to deliver his (delayed) keynote address
