Finance teams using artificial intelligence (AI) are outperforming their peers — and many professionals look destined to become strategic 'influencers'. Gordon Stuart of Unit4 shares the new research revealing some intriguing shifts within businesses. | Continue reading
Last week's Salesforce announcements give pointers to how sales is changing in a digitally connected world, as business adapts to XaaS | Continue reading
Yext plays nicely with Salesforce and Zendesk. | Continue reading
This week - AI use cases span the good, the bad, and the ugly. Third party cookies are crumbling; digital burn-out gets a treatment plan. Retailers get an omni-handle, and I take issue with the "headless revolution." Your whiffs include Tesla and Facebook's latest AI woes. | Continue reading
MongoDB’s Atlas platform is approaching a $0.5 billion run rate as the document model database continues to gain traction with the enterprise. | Continue reading
Lands End continues to impress. | Continue reading
Anthropology meets AI | Continue reading
One surefire way to get a rant out of me: tell me that AI is going to displace creative professionals. But this year, one article managed to shake me up a bit. Can AI change the meaning of quality and social engagement for B2B content? | Continue reading
Re-commerce reborn | Continue reading
How is it possible for proprietary AI models to enter patient care, without extensive peer reviews for algorithmic transparency? That's a question we should be asking about Epic's Deterioration Index, which has been utilized for several use cases, including COVID-19 patient risk … | Continue reading
Retail futures | Continue reading
Cookies crumble - what next? | Continue reading
Shifting from waterfall development practices to agile, DevOps and low-code isn’t easy - but Zurich Insurance UK has seen huge benefits for the business. | Continue reading
"Citizen developers" are supposedly everywhere these days, but do they realistically have a place in multi-disciplinary teams? Matthias Steiner of Neptune Software continues the discussion on low-code in action. | Continue reading
Zoom has been the poster child for ‘work from home’ during the COVID-19 pandemic, but its growth begins to slow as buyers consider next steps. | Continue reading
Furnishing omni-retail | Continue reading
Marketing meets machine | Continue reading
IT and business leads at SXM Media talk about lessons learned as they work in close collaboration to automate manual processes in revenue operations | Continue reading
Droning on about urban delivery tech | Continue reading
How do we jumpstart the mid-market recovery? It starts with reskilling, explains Raju Vegesna of Zoho. | Continue reading
Rapid growth meant New Relic had to find a new telemetry architecture solution - Wendy Shepperd shares the scaled up solution and the lessons learned. | Continue reading
Freshworks IPO | Continue reading
Customer Data Platforms - what next? | Continue reading
Will data centers be chewed up by the edge? Some may, most won’t, but there will be big changes and all businesses need to be ready. | Continue reading
Workday delivers in Q2 | Continue reading
The Scottish Government has committed more than £1 billion of targeted investment for the recovery and renewal of NHS Scotland. | Continue reading
Taking a bite out of GDPR | Continue reading
Zuora's Q2 results provide evidence that the subscription economy specialist has been making the right strategic choices on product and go-to-market | Continue reading
Moving to a four-day week isn’t as simple as it sounds, but here are two digital companies that are already seeing the benefits. | Continue reading
Salesforce's $6 billion quarter. | Continue reading
Going digital over the past decade has transformed the operations of New England life safety business Fire Equipment, enabling rapid expansion and helping it adapt to the pandemic. | Continue reading
Foot Locker’s second quarter results show the importance of blending digital and physical experiences for the customer, as well as rewarding loyalty. | Continue reading
Where now Nordstrom? | Continue reading
Remote work and the future of Zoom | Continue reading
UK’s biggest commercial TV programme-maker ITV says pandemic ‘Escape Room’ cyber training turned an unpopular course into one staff now can’t get enough of | Continue reading
The NHS’s General Practice Data Planning and Research scheme has been put on hold as it faces a huge backlash and millions opt-out. | Continue reading
Confluent was spun out of LinkedIn in 2014 and recently had a successful IPO. But CEO Jay Kreps is laser focused on the company’s core message: data in motion. | Continue reading
Healthcare has had to adapt to rapid change in the throes of the pandemic. Workday customers Bon Secours Mercy Health and ChristianaCare speak about their experiences with supply chain management and financial planning | Continue reading
What future for e-commerce pureplay Wayfair? | Continue reading
Center Parcs takes on CX with Adobe | Continue reading
Macy's omni-channel successes | Continue reading
Let's play HR Monopoly | Continue reading