In this Sustainability Impact Digital Summit moment, Salesforce execs Kevin Vranes and Jen Brown discuss the company’s Net Cloud Zero platform.
CISO Robert Wood explains why government agencies use data governance frameworks and how they protect national security, citizen privacy, and more.
Time was that IT leaders were primarily responsible for technology purchases, but the process now includes C-suite and executive-level buyers, too.
ChatGPT is both the most overhyped and underhyped technology today. Tony Uphoff explains why.
In this ROAD to CIO Summit interview, Bob Evans speaks with the Ross School of Business marketing professor about co-creation’s cutting edge.
Kieron Allen examines a new report from the Information Services Group (ISG), which reveals the connection between process automation and culture.
Cloud native. AI-driven. Democratized access. Automation Anywhere meets the key automation requirements of business and tech leaders.
Analysts Tony Uphoff, Wayne Sadin, and Kenny Mullican discuss why you don’t have to be technical to lead technology teams.
In this Sustainability Impact Digital Summit moment, Salesforce’s Jen Brown and Kevin Vranes discuss how technology drives ESG transformation.
Wayne Sadin and Kieron Allen lay out the key factors that landed 10 companies on our Data Modernization shortlist.
High user expectations for positive end-to-end digital experiences drive the need for site reliability engineering, analyst Bill Doerrfeld says.
In this Growth Swarm podcast, the team discusses AI as the next big tech platform, on which companies must focus after recent staff reductions.
From blockchain and self-driving cars to optimized power grids and carbon tokens, Toni Witt explores several next-gen ways to increase sustainability.
Frank Domizio covers four features of data backup and recovery software, and why they’re essential to protect against disasters, ransomware, and other incidents.
From chatbots and checkout-free stores to supply chain optimization and advanced analytics, Joanna Martinez explains automation advances in the retail industry.
Janet Schijns offers guidance on what to look for when selecting a hyperautomation partner, which can be very different from other partners in the ecosystem.
Analysts Scott Vaughan and Tom Smith put context around the AI outlook for retailers and the fast-changing partner ecosystem in that vertical.
The Top 10 providers model – a Cloud Wars staple – now includes the top four tech pillars: cloud, cybersecurity, AI/hyperautomation, and data.
Low-code/no-code platforms begot citizen developers and their innovative solutions, but a lack of formal training brings risks that must be managed.
AI is increasingly mainstream, so it’s more important than ever to make sure that all organizations implement smart, unbiased security protocols.