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Enterprise hits and misses - the ESG Economy needs better software, Amazon needs a better grocery strategy, and AI needs better guardrails This article is sponsored by:

This week - ESG vendors need to move beyond reporting - are they? ChatGPT supposedly has ethical guardrails, but does it? AI search heats up, Amazon's grocery play gets an omni-channel reality check, and I come in defense of... blockchain?

Enterprise hits and misses - AI hype vs real world use cases, enterprise earnings face headwinds, and buyers get a new BS detector This article is sponsored by:

This week - earnings reports are in, but so are layoffs. What conclusions can we draw? Generative AI hype has reached a fever pitch, but where are today's use cases? The Metaverse and NFTs get fresh analysis, and we polish our collective BS detectors.

Enterprise hits and misses - Davos provokes debates it can't solve, and IT spending gets a consumer tech buzzkill This article is sponsored by:

This week - Davos stoked the fires of essential tech debates - now we have to solve them. Enterprise tech spending forecasts are still up, but downgraded by consumer tech woes (and layoffs). Can next-gen tech overcome practical (budget) barriers? Your whiffs include... pet fish abusing credit cards.

Enterprise hits and misses - AI adoption gets scrutinized, enterprise tech faces the headwinds, and ChatGTP freaks people out This article is sponsored by:

This week - AI adoption hits higher levels, but has ethics kept up? Enterprise vendors face the economic headwinds, with mixed results. ChatGPT provokes AI hyperbole, but the threat may be real. I concede an interesting blockchain use case, and go viral for the wrong reasons.

Sage Transform - can we tie finance software to the issue of digital trust? And does AI and blockchain play a role? This article is sponsored by:

The second day of Sage Transform featured an ambitious keynote by Sage CTO Aaron Harris. But did it work? And how does his picture of global change tie into finance teams? And yes, it's time to revisit Harris' views on blockchain.

Can blockchain technology fill the trust gap for your business? This article is sponsored by:

Blockchain may not be a fit, but distributed ledger technology definitely has a role in plugging the trust gap in digital business transactions, writes Software AG's Bernd Gross

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Enterprise hits and misses - retailers get autonomous, blockchain gets real, and Google gets an anti-trust action from the U.S. This article is sponsored by:

This week - retailers buckle up for the holidays, and lay ambitious plans for 2021. Blockchain gets some real world use cases - and critiques. The U.S. files a landmark anti-trust lawsuit against Google. Your whiffs include my personal fave - parrots manipulating Alexa.

Tech vendors work on apps to certify your COVID-19 immunity This article is sponsored by:

Blockchain-based systems under development for rapid credential checking by employers could have a role in tracking COVID-19 immunity

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SAP, Cornerstone join launch of blockchain-based 'Internet of Careers' This article is sponsored by:

Fourteen staffing, background check and HCM software firms are backing blockchain-based Velocity Network to speed worker credential checking

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How Workday plans to bring blockchain to the HR function This article is sponsored by:

The first details emerged this week of a Workday blockchain initiative to help HR teams speed up verification of credentials when taking on new staff

Is the supply chain fit for purpose in a 21st century world? Lora Cecere thinks not. This article is sponsored by:

If you think that technology driven supply chains are delivering value then you'd be mistaken. According to Lora Cecere we're going backwards. Why?

SAP Business ByDesign - the red headed bastard child that refuses to die This article is sponsored by:

SAP Business ByDesign is alive and kicking. Here's an update. And yes, I remain a fan.

Securing trust and identity in IoT with open source - a conversation with Ockam co-founders This article is sponsored by:

IoT gets a bad rap for its lack of security. Ockam hopes to solve that problem by open sourcing its foundational technology.