Dell says customer demand is shifting, but Infrastructure-as-a-Service meets their needs; cites deflation and strong supply chain execution.

In Cybersecurity Minute Episode 27, Chris Hughes reacts to major allegations against Twitter’s security policies, including potential interference from foreign agencies.

In Ep. 148 of My Metaverse Minute, Kieron uses the example of a British Member of Parliament to explain how brands can avoid negative reactions as they join the Metaverse.

In this Cloud Wars Expo Moment, Google Cloud’s Hans Thalbauer explains several disruptions to the global supply chain since 2020.

Customers are embracing Infrastructure-as-a-Service offerings from Dell and continue to prioritize digital transformation, officials said.

New recruiting software applies AI to engage candidates and try to continually progress them through the funnel.

Total immersion in the Metaverse can have negative effects on users. With the Metaverse detracting from the physical world, how will human rights be exercised?

How will organizations determine if and how employees can work remotely now that the pandemic is on the wane? Janet Schijns explores the options.

In this Cloud Wars Expo News Desk interview, Aaron welcomes David Clifton of Oracle to discuss how the cloud is transforming the hospitality industry.

In this Cloud Wars Expo Moment, GVP Solution Marketing Jeff Stiles details how the right app in the right context speeds decision-making among Oracle customers.

La transformación digital requiere colocar a los empleados y al equipo en el centro de esa misma transformación.

Startup impress.ai places strong emphasis on keeping candidates engaged and advancing them through the recruitment ‘funnel.’

Bob Evans explains why this milestone “needs to be recognized and applauded.”

In this Cloud Wars Expo News Desk interview, Google Cloud VP of Global Strategic Customers and Industries Umesh Vemuri discusses digital sovereignty, Web 3, and more.

In Episode 147 of My Metaverse Minute, Kieron examines a new non-stop virtual dance club platform designed to capitalize on audiences seeking new digital entertainment experiences.

In this Cloud Wars Expo ICB Moment, Workday’s Sharon Schell talks about IT, business agility, and employee experience as centerpieces of the company’s hospitality customer relationships.

In this Cloud Wars Minute, Bob Evans says isn’t a case of SAP stumbling, but an indication of Salesforce’s powerful influence on the cloud wars growth market.

In Part 2 of his advice series for CIOs on getting “a seat at the table,” Kenny Mullican asks Wayne Sadin to explain how tech-first execs can gain trust of the CEO and boards.

CISO and Acceleration Economy Analyst Rob Wood explores the cloud compliance approaches about which he is most excited.

In this Cloud Wars Expo Moment, Oracle EVP Mike Sicilia says the need to quickly scale up (and down) fuels cloud growth, even during downturns.

In this My Metaverse Minute article, Kieron Allen discusses the difference between misinformation and disinformation. After establishing the difference, Kieron explores the ways the Metaverse is addressing misinformation and disinformation.

Demand is ‘surging’ as customers look to Celonis to help solve issues with supply chain, inventory, IT sprawl, and more.

AWS has surpassed Microsoft and Google Cloud in claiming the majority of Snowflake customers who use its data cloud solutions.

In Cybersecurity Minute, Episode 26, Chris Hughes reacts to the recently discovered attack on cloned version of GitHub repositories carrying malicious code.

In this Cloud Wars Expo News Desk interview, the digital studio’s Co-Founder and CEO discusses bridging the gap between the fashion-beauty industries and the Metaverse.

In Episode 146 of My Metaverse Minute, Kieron previews Sunday’s exclusive newsletter content by asking what misinformation and disinformation may look like in the Metaverse, and explores some ways to reduce its negative effects.

In this Cloud Wars Expo Moment, Mazars Director of Technology Enablement Paul Nauroth corrects the notion that the pandemic was the sole cause for WFA program development. The pandemic merely catalyzed a growing desire for work flexibility.