Driving AI out to edge computing platforms where data is being collected and processed in real time is a major challenge.
Amazon QuickSight Q is poised to change how business intelligence applications query data.
With so much now riding on how data is managed in the enterprise, the need to modernize data management has never been more pressing.
As AI model deployment increases, IT teams will eventually take over AI lifecycle management from data scientists.
RingCentral’s acquisition of DeepAffects signals the evolution of collaboration tools to deeply knowledgeable digital assistants.
As Zoom experiences a boom, Cisco’s WebEx and Microsoft Teams invest in platform improvements to stay at pace in the video conferencing race.
IT departments are using digital business transformation to help business executives modernize their business processes and establish IT leaders as strategic partners.
CEO Marc Benioff is confident that coupling Salesforce’s SaaS platform with Slack’s messaging service can forge a wider range of digital business processes to the benefit of customers.
The pandemic has given IT hiring managers the opportunity to tap into a wider talent pool of IT professionals.
Software is critical to business success, yet most businesses can't maintain the code they have. What's a modern digital business to do?
Managing the overwhelming volume of SaaS applications is a burden on IT. SaaSOps is a new role to manage all that, and there are tools to help.
Real-time data processing - and the infrastructure to support it - are fast becoming mandatory for businesses that want to stay competitive.
The pandemic has proven the value of tools like Slack and Microsoft Teams. There's more to come.
Business processes remain focused on spreadsheets, so low-code options are sprouting up to make them easier to use and develop.
Payment processes are another issue being changed by the pandemic, as remote accounting teams can't function with legacy apps.
Making money is out, saving it is in. And priorities shift from customer insight to customer experience.
With so many workers accessing SaaS applications remotely, cloud storage needs to become a unifying force.
In the rush to the cloud, vendors with the broadest SaaS portfolio could win out.
Remote workers, an economic downturn and the need for businesses to reinvent themselves are leading to massive changes in IT strategy and spending priorities.
For companies that are losing money because they didn't have an adequate digital strategy before the pandemic hit, no code and low-code tools could be a life-saver.
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