Episode 20 of the Growth Swarm podcast explores the ‘what,’ ‘why,’ ‘how,’ and ‘who’ of the oft-used term ‘digital transformation.’

Startup Okera takes a centralized approach to managing access to analytics data. Customers validate the software provides massive scalability.

In this Cloud Wars Minute, Bob talks about Microsoft’s new partner program which focuses on meeting customer needs and providing industry solutions.

Bill Doerrfeld revisits the past decade of rising software vulnerabilities, which reinforces the need to patch compromised servers, use active threat monitoring, and prepare for quick responses to future zero-day exploits.

In this Cloud Wars Expo Industry Cloud Battleground Moment, Jim Gahagan discusses how financial services technology will be further integrated, as well as how data will be accessed.

¿Qué son los contratos de datos? Es un acuerdo entre un generador de datos y un consumidor de datos. En un contrato de datos se definen qué datos y con qué esquema se deben suministrar de una parte a la otra, en tiempo y forma.

Bob Evans talks with Match Group VP Trey Henderson about how Workday Financials has “revolutionized” his organization. Sponsored by Workday.

As we dive into the fourth quarter of the year, Bob Evans evaluates the market cap of each Cloud Wars Top 10 company, which remain impressive despite global turmoil uncertainty.

After attending the Digital Asset Summit (DAS) in New York City, Toni Witt reports some of his top takeaways from the event.

In CXO2 Minute, Ep. 50, Wayne breaks down adult learning theory’s levels of competence, honing in on why CXOs need to be able to explain what happened.

In My Metaverse Minute Ep 172, Kieron confronts hesitations from the banking industry about the Metaverse not being environmentally friendly.

In this Cloud Wars Expo Moment, Si-Mohammed Said talks about SAP’s Cloud ERP solutions, which offer standardization in non-differentiated markets, but can also tailor to individual business needs.

Despite market jitteriness, the Cloud Wars Top 10’s impressive numbers demonstrate that cloud-led information technology is seen as a powerful source of revenue growth, innovation, and acceleration.

Pablo Moreno outlines the benefits of data modernization, including steps for implementation, technical considerations, and a list of the top 20 providers.

As Chris Hughes explains, the recent U.S. government response to increased software supply chain attacks will force the cybersecurity industry to innovate.

Walmart’s Roblox-centered Metaverse strategy is just the latest indicator that the company sets a digital innovation pace for others to follow.

In this Cloud Wars Expo Moment, Suvajit Basu shares an example of how the food company’s CEO made informed, bold choices about its future.

Oracle has become the hottest cloud vendor through cloud infrastructure hypergrowth and going all-in on on multi-cloud deals with competitors.

Seven reasons why Salesforce has been able to make the extraordinary journey to the pinnacle of the business apps software world.

Comience a pensar desde este momento en que su próxima necesidad estratégica será la gestión y análisis de datos en tiempo real.

In Episode 27, Pablo Moreno talks about how the merging of these two entities combines the computational power of Altair with the accessible machine learning capabilities of RapidMiner.

After 23 years of leading the charge, the company’s co-CEO outlines his 10-point plan for reaching $50 billion in annual revenue.

Aaron Back talks with Juan Loaiza, Oracle EVP for Mission Critical Databases, about CloudWorld, enhancing the developer experience, and more.

In Episode 171, Kieron Allen discusses how plans to relaunch the MP3 pioneer in the Metaverse gives hope to other early internet sensations to get a second life in the virtual world.

In this Cloud Wars Expo Moment, Venkat Ramaswamy explains how to apply Six Sigma process efficiency to the highly-personalized customer experiences of today.

In this Cloud Wars Minute, Bob reviews Salesforce co-CEO Marc Benioff’s 10-point plan for the company to grow its annualized revenue run rate to $50 billion in just over three years.

Analyst Wayne Sadin offers ways for legacy organizations to update their data strategy so that they can keep up with cloud native organizations.