The video communications company makes a big donation to support youth mental health initiatives and to help move society from awareness to action.

With sales growth accelerating for the fifth straight quarter, Workday is expecting to power through any potential market slowdown, said Bhusri on the company’s fiscal Q1 earnings call.

Bob and Tony talk about digital ad fraud and how businesses can harness the power of cloud infrastructure tools to dazzle the customer and make more money.

Aaron looks ahead to Acceleration Economy analyst Ronak Mathur’s Cloud Wars Expo session on linking robotic process automation to intelligent automation.

Chris addresses reports that more than 80% of Kubernetes API servers are exposed to the public internet.

Kieron explains why the motorcycle manufacturer working with Microsoft’s mixed reality device is a step forward for large-scale Metaverse adoption.

In this Acceleration Economy Growth Swarm, John Siefert, Bob Evans, Tony Uphoff and Scott Vaughan define what business agility is and why it’s so important.

The same algorithms that allowed video games to accurately simulate light reflection, particles, gravity, and other aspects of the real world also make it possible to accurately model manufacturing systems, products, buildings, and even cities.

In today’s Cloud Wars Minute, Bob recaps the recent Workday earnings call and CEO Aneel Bhusri’s confidence in the company’s position.

As more companies embrace a decentralized workforce, they must increase cybersecurity efforts for remote work environments.

Elon Musk’s questions about fake Twitter accounts have triggered a deeper examination of digital ad fraud. Could this result in digital ad buyers finally saying enough?

In this ROAD to Cloud Wars Expo, Bob explains the meaning behind a data-driven culture and why some companies might be “data delusional.”

Acceleration Economy is expanding its coverage of cloud vendors and their customers as part of Cloud Wars. The new initiative is called Cloud Wars Horizon.

No espere a que ocurra una fuga de datos sensibles para actuar, prepare un plan [sencillo] para anticipar una acción frente al incidente.

Cloud Wars’ coverage is expanding beyond the Cloud Wars Top 10, highlighting more innovators that dazzle their customers.

In this episode, Kieron praises Helpshift, a platform that provides customer support services as businesses navigate their migration to the Metaverse.

As Pablo explains, the smart use of data by non-profit organizations shows the broad impact it can have on the world beyond the corporate and economic environment.

Cloud-based systems all have their own risks, which makes security particularly critical for SMBs in order to keep their data safe.

As Janet argues, sometime in the not-too-distant future, technology will allow more opportunities to meet in productive ways at virtual events than at many, if not all, live events

Aaron discusses Sleepio, a new app that applies a special algorithm to manage insomnia and reduce reliance on sleep medication.

Si trabajan con datos y desarrollan Inteligencia Artificial de cualquier tipo, proteja sus datos, no su modelo predictivo.

In this episode, Kieron explains how developing countries can lead the way in adopting Metaverse technologies.

In this Data Revolution Minute, Pablo explains why organizations need more effective ways to use data and accelerate decision-making.

Diminished reality enables users to take away from or limit physical reality. From surgical training to ad- and content-blocking, here are some of the technology’s virtual- and real-world uses cases.

Kubernetes opens up an attractive opportunity to do multi-cloud deployments in a way that doesn’t conjure up nightmares. Here are a few things to consider.

Wayne examines Old Navy’s sales plunge after a push for inclusive sizing and how it could’ve been prevented.

In this My Metaverse Minute article, Kieron discusses whether or not the Metaverse is changing the crucial gateway for most organizations – the website. Kieron says that if the Metaverse does away with websites, social and mobile apps will still live on.