As GDPR turns two and with CCPA live, it's time to talk about data privacy at work
Much of the discussion of GDPR and CCPA focuses on consumers, but data privacy is also an issue for employees, writes Zoho's Raju Vegesna
Why education today is failing tomorrow's workforce
For stable, lasting education reform we need to think globally and act locally, writes Zoho's Raju Vagesna
How to upskill your workforce at speed - here's what our data says
Research into how its customers worldwide have responded to the pandemic shows remote access and virtual training topped video and chat, writes Zoho's Raju Vegesna
Will a cloud-based rural revival be jump-started by today's remote work surge?
Amid ongoing mass urbanization, cloud-based technology can enable remote work and spark a rural revival, argues Zoho CEO Sridhar Vembu
Consumer privacy breaches are in the news. But who's spying on you at work?
The threat to consumer privacy often makes headlines, but Big Tech companies want to spy on us at work too, warns Zoho's Raju Vegesna
Staying private in the age of disruption - why Aldi, Enterprise and Stripe do it
Staying private allows a business to stay agile and focused - Zoho CEO Sridhar Vembu looks at three examples from payments, auto and retail
Businesses are paying less than ever for software. This is why
Software is going the same way as the music industry and companies will need to adopt new models to respond to this market shift. Zoho's Raju Vegesna explains all
What financial valuations get wrong about businesses
Our system of financial valuation ignores the valuable traits such as culture, loyalty and passion that define a business, writes Zoho CEO Sridhar Vembu
‘Call for Pricing’ is trending in SaaS – and that’s not good
Price transparency is going out of fashion among SaaS vendors as many say 'Call for pricing'. Zoho's Vijay Sundaram explains why that's a bad thing
Does your software vendor reduce your business risk?
You've weighed the costs and benefits of new software, but what of the risks to your business? Zoho's Vijay Sundaram outlines what to watch out for
