In this Cloud Wars Expo Moment, the company’s VP of IT Philippe Lalumiere explains the challenges for a live entertainment company to connect with its audience online.

This digital event delivers a view into the future of AI, Automation, and Cybersecurity companies and solutions that are next in line to make Bob Evans’ Cloud Wars Top 10 list.

Real-world practitioners will define the why and how of creating a modern cloud-based data strategy to deliver business and customer value.​​

Supply chain leaders have endured epic disruption in the past couple of years but show strong resolve to focus on customers and innovation.

At the recent Workday Rising conference, Bob Evans talked with Samantha Earp, CIO and VP for IT at Smith College. Sponsored by Workday.

At its Dreamforce event last week, co-CEOs Marc Benioff and Bret Taylor made big claims that the company is the only apps vendor capable of offering an integrated suite of systems.

In My Metaverse Minute, Ep. 168, Kieron Allen shares his thoughts on current opportunities that Metaverse sports platforms are missing out on.

In this Cloud Wars Expo Moment, Robert Merlo explains how SAP integrated business planning enables companies to better handle the every-changing supply and demand.

The Metaverse isn’t a one-size-fits-all model; companies launching initiatives there that don’t consider their new and existing customer bases have stumbled so far.

Episode 19 of the Growth Swarm podcast explores B2B tech sales, and why success today means the focus must shift from the seller’s process to the buyer’s process.

In this Cloud Wars Minute, Bob evaluates the recent reveal of the new Genie platform by Salesforce. Has the company done too much too soon?

Supply chains have been hard hit by external factors in recent years, but business and tech leaders keep their eye on the prize: customers.

When it comes to cyber risk quantification, cybersecurity as an industry has become abysmal. How can organizations overcome these challenges?

In this Cloud Wars Expo Moment, excerpted from the Cloud ERP education sessions, Indy Bains explains how the pandemic influenced companies to rethink technology’s role and accelerated digital transformation.

Kyndryl launches a co-creation ‘experience’ that brings in customers and partners to architect effective infrastructure and services outcomes.

Goya Foods’ Suvajit Basu says VMWare is one of the world’s most important tech firms. He, Bob Evans, & Tony Uphoff discuss the Broadcom deal.

In a world with a million independent software vendor choices, companies increasingly must get outside help. Janet Schijns offer tips on optimizing the process.

In My Metaverse Minute, Ep. 167, Kieron Allen covers how Bali Metaverse Twin is replicating the eponymous island virtually for real-time work and play.

In this Cloud Wars Expo Moment, Colin Masson explains how Microsoft Cloud helps manufacturers tackle everything creating smart factory applications to supply chain issues.

In this Cloud Wars Minute, Bob talks about how Workday helped Match Group move its financial system to the cloud.

Toni Witt provides insight on how the “Metaverse Business Models” panel conversation at Cloud Wars Expo touched on the next decentralized generation of the Internet.

A new co-creation service aims for tight alignment between tech deliverables and a customer’s business requirements.

In this Cloud Wars Expo Moment, Robert Merlo explains how inventory shortages set off a domino effect of slowdowns across the highly-networked and complex supply chain.

Chris Leone, Oracle Cloud HCM EVP, shares a sneak peek of CloudWorld announcements about HR & employee experience tools. Sponsored by Oracle.

The funded startups run the gamut from AI for fresh produce and ESG risk management to farm management and a buyer of Shopify merchants.

With its impressive levels of growth, innovation, vision, and ambition, Oracle has earned its among its larger and seemingly untouchable competitors.

In CXO2 Minute, Ep. 48, Wayne Sadin pleas for organizations, in particular smaller companies, to “stop the madness” and re-evaluate their partners and systems to reduce unnecessary IT costs.