In this Lightning Strike discussion, Acceleration Economy Analysts Bob Evans and Tony Uphoff discuss a recent Gartner analysis on top CEO priorities.

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.

From virtual buffet cars to rocket ships, multi-world Metaverse travel opportunities are wide-ranging and mind-blowing, writes Kieron Allen.

Cybersecurity analyst Robert Wood explains how secure defaults save time and energy for engineers and development teams.

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.

La transformación digital ofrece enormes posibildades en un entorno de marketing B2B que las empresas deben incorporar como parte estratégica.

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 episode 30, Wayne Sadin explains why omnichannel contact centers help companies answer data-driven questions that inform their decision-making process.

This Growth Swarm Moment, excepted from episode 22, emphasizes the importance of companies focusing on customer needs and data modernization.

In Ep. 187, Kieron Allen explains how Flipkart, one of the largest e-commerce companies in India, is entering the Metaverse in a big way with a new immersive and interactive initiative.

Toni Witt explains health pros and cons of VR, and why work-from-home and Metaverse aficionados must approach it with as much moderation they do 2D screens, social media, and the like.

In this episode, Bob evaluates IBM’s Q3 results and emphasizes how IBM highlights business transformation over digital transformation.

Scott Vaughan extracts the top takeaways from B2B demand generation provider Activate’s sixth annual ‘State of Demand Gen’ research report.

Quantifying cyber risk helps board members and other business leaders see the importance of cybersecurity investment. As Chris Hughes explains, the FAIR model offers a framework to do this.

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.

Any effective data governance should be developed with intention and supported by the organization, which starts at the top, writes Pablo Moreno.

El gobierno de datos es un asunto transversal que debe estar respaldado por los máximos ejecutivos y responsables de cualquier organización.

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.

Dubai’s Ajman police force announced that it will be offering services to Metaverse users, who can report crimes as digital avatars. This raises privacy concerns, says Kieron in episode 186.

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.

Analyst Kieron Allen offers examples of how digital twins might work in the development of transportation, urban planning, and more.

Doing things the way they’ve always been done is never a good strategy where technology is concerned, and security is no exception, writes Robert Wood.

Radical accessibility is how neurothink describes its approach to AI/ML services. It aims to make good on that promise through multi-cloud.