Startup Aforza brings industry cloud functionality to consumer goods and, in so doing, is driving new levels of efficiency in a $2T market.
Bob Evans breaks down the reasons why SAP’s third quarter cloud performance, with revenue up by $3.8 billion, is so remarkable.
In this CloudWorld News Desk interview, Oracle Senior VP of Cloud Infrastructure Mahesh Thiagarajan explains why some users are still reluctant to engage with multi-cloud platforms.
In Cloud Wars Horizon Minute, Ep. 62, Tom Smith explains why consumer goods industry cloud startup Aforza is making a splash in consumer goods.
To earn its place, SAP, in its third quarter, was up 38% in total cloud revenue for a total quarterly earning of $3.3 billion.
In this Cloud Wars Expo Moment, Joe Wilson, Chief Technology Officer for Americas at Workday, discusses how Workday is integrating other existing hospitality solutions into its systems.
Christian Anschuetz shares an update on Task Force Tribute, an initiative to honor the stories of service members and their families.
The increasingly in-demand IBM Consulting has found that its clients and prospects are finding significant value in IBM’s ability to offer not only a full portfolio of modern technology — particularly in the cloud — but also deep industry expertise built over the decades.
From improving medical inventory management to optimizing supply chains to helping relationships grow, innovations flowed at the 43North startup competition.
In this episode, Bob evaluates IBM’s Q3 results and emphasizes how IBM highlights business transformation over digital transformation.
Five startups that won $1 million to grow their companies give good reason for optimism that the tech industry is still fueling innovation.
In this data modernization Cloud Wars Expo Moment, Aaron Back defines ethical AI as technology that “adheres to defined ethical guidelines,” and not just by companies, but also by governments.
As Tom Smith reports, startup neurothink has embraced a multi-cloud model — based on several VMware products — to help make AI and ML “radically accessible.”
Bob Evans explains how CEO Arvind Krishna’s intense focus on the cloud and AI has transformed IBM into an innovative and disruptive contender.
In this episode, Bob Evans says that CEO Arvind Krishna deserves huge credit for the leadership and unification he has brought to the company, which has made it easier for customers to engage.
Radical accessibility is how neurothink describes its approach to AI/ML services. It aims to make good on that promise through multi-cloud.
In this Cloud Wars Expo Moment, Oracle GVP Jeff Stiles says a unified process must be in place from the initial product record through the point of sale and service delivery.
UiPath automation and software robots are welcomed at Lenovo. Tom Smith delves into how the company’s Human Resources (HR) department has benefitted from these advances in technology.
Bob Evans reports on Larry Ellison’s evocation of the multi-cloud phenomenon and in which direction it’s evolving.
Investment from Okta gives HYCU entree to a big installed base, and links leading identity management and data protection products.