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.

During the Q1 earnings call, Snowflake CEO Frank Slootman reports the company’s perspective of having opportunity everywhere.

Chris addresses FBI, CISA, and NSA warnings that managed service providers that are also SMBs are increasingly popular targets for supply chain attacks.

In this My Metaverse Minute, Kieron introduces the next newsletter topic: turning the tide on the negative impacts of remote work culture.

Supply chain leaders are so focused on sustainability that many say they’d accept less profit for greater gains. That tradeoff shouldn’t be necessary.

In this Cloud Wars Minute, Bob explains why Snowflake CEO Frank Slootman feels confident in the company and its future prospects.

Learn how the virtual world is already preparing astronauts for space travel to Mars and beyond.

As technological systems become more complex through Cloud, microservices, IoT, and more, the need for sound vulnerability management is even more paramount.

Bob looks at the growth trajectories of these SaaS stalwarts over the past year to see if their performance inspires confidence in continued extraordinary results.

In this Enterprise AI Minute, Aaron dives into Google Brain’s new text-to-image tool, “Imagen,” and some of its exciting potential applications.

In this Future CXO Minute, Wayne discusses the early days of data usage and how data-driven decisions transform industries.

Kieron talks about Nissan’s hybrid launch of the Nissan Sakura electric vehicle — and whether or not the Metaverse part of it made sense.

Bob previews author Venkat Ramaswamy’s upcoming Cloud Wars Expo session on the experience-verse (or X-verse) and the future of customer engagement.

Bob examines Salesforce and Workday’s track record of growth and why fewer companies are seeing IT as a cost center.

Data efficiency and cost-effectiveness offer great advantages to non-profit organizations. Here’s why.

When combined with the right partnerships, AI holds the potential to address complex global issues that humans can’t resolve on their own.

Si estosistemas digitales y nuestra sociedad no implementan sistemas resistentes y de supervivencia cibernética, nos enfrentaríamos a un mundo de dolor.

By involving BoD members in the digital agenda, CXOs can be more successful with accelerating change.

The cloud provider’s quarterly numbers are sure to draw extra scrutiny as a portender of things to come for the entire enterprise-cloud business.