Christopher and Bob talk about the mentor myth, and what native analogs need to do to stay engaged in today’s native digital world.

As part of its annual re:Invent show’s new-product blitz, AWS framed its “Digital Sovereignty Pledge” as offering “control without compromise.” Bob looks at what this commitment says about the company’s position compared to Microsoft’s and Google Cloud’s.

At the Celosphere conference, Accenture execs discuss their relationship with Celonis and development work, including a supply chain application.

In episode 7, Kieron highlights the need for infrastructure and network support to drive cloud technologies, and cites Nokia’s latest work with 6G as a shining example.

In this episode, Bob Evans explains why he thinks that AWS’ “digital sovereignty pledge” is “a lot of nonsense.”

The U.S. Army, which utilizes many subcontractors, realized it was running into too much unused funding. Toni explains how turning to AI helped it find the perfect solution for its budgeting issue.

Cropin, Couchbase, HYCU, and other Cloud Wars Horizon companies gain new visibility at the AWS re:Invent conference.

In this Cloud Wars Expo moment, Oracle Head of Platform Modernization North America Sabina Zafar explains how consumers desire a single “super app” that grants them the ability to do everything in one place.

Pat Fitzgerald talks with Bob Evans about the changing nature of job interviews in today’s tough economic climate.

As Salesforce, Workday, and Snowflake are set to report their Q3 results this week, Bob predicts the growth results for each company.

In this Cloud Wars Expo Moment, Lindsay Berg explains how Microsoft’s Power Platform is enhancing the user experience for companies such as EY, and providing fast application building through easy-to-use solutions.

Bob Evans shares his Q3 fiscal revenue predictions for Salesforce, Workday, and Snowflake in this Cloud Wars Minute.

From generative art to digital humans, the ways that AI and non-fungible tokens can intertwine are myriad, as AI Impact host Toni Witt explores.

When ERGO Group needed to help employees understand the benefits of digital transformation and process mining, it created a board game to do so.

Layoffs are being talked about everywhere. Janet Schijns sheds light on why layoffs are starting to happen and how the partner ecosystem can step in to help, offering solutions such as AI and IoT in the event of staff shortages, among other strategies.

In this Cloud Wars Expo moment, Bob Evans, Tony Uphoff, Scott Vaughan, and Robert Dudgeon explore the concept of growth and define the term according to their own standards.

Thanks to CEO Arvind Krishna, the “new IBM” has successfully built billion-dollar consulting relationships with Microsoft and AWS. Bob Evans offers details in this Cloud Wars News article.

Zoom’s financial results reflect strong controls over cloud costs and solid enterprise sales, but the outlook is more uncertain.

In this Cloud Wars Expo moment, Carrie Tharp, VP Retail and Consumer at Google Cloud, explains how the company’s forecasting capabilities are driving better business results.

Facing unprecedented pressures (supply chains, inflation), customers yearn to make a difference — quickly — Celonis co-CEO Alex Rinke says.

Bob Evans explains how the “new IBM” now loves Microsoft and AWS after the company’s CEO Arvind Krishna built billion-dollar consulting relationships with both companies.

Are you getting the most out of your suppliers? Joanna Martinez explains why you’re likely not and how to tap into the hidden talent of vendors to accelerate your company growth.

After a breach, you’ll need help from an incident response team, either in-house or third party. Frank explains how and what to look for.

In this Cloud Wars Expo Moment, Peter Guagenti, CMO of Cockroach Labs, calls out the false promises of the modern cloud and how they fell short.

During the Women in Tech session at Community Summit 2022, Cathy Richards-Ingram from Avalara, Jennifer Harris from TMC, and Ann D’Emilio from Vertex shared their experiences and advice as women in the technology field.

Kieron writes about how IKEA, Threadless, and other companies are increasing customer engagement by co-creating with them on new products.

Apps by NVIDIA and Luma Labs that utilize neural radiance field (NeRF) AI models enable anyone with a smartphone to make convincing 3D models for use in e-commerce, gaming, the Metaverse, and more.