HPE delivered solid results while emphasizing the criticality of hybrid cloud and its Greenlake platform to customers and to the company.

In this Cloud Wars Minute, Bob examines Workday’s reported Q2 growth figures and how they illustrate a growing emphasis on industry clouds.

As the open source ecosystem has evolved, the Software Bill of Materials (SBOM) has caused a shift in the security market.

Janet Schijns explores ways that automation and staffing, with the help of partners, can help fine-tune tech budgets.

In this Cloud Wars Expo Moment, InnoApps VP of USA Sales Tim Galloway talks customer needs and a new willingness to constantly adopt new apps into their existing processes.

Leveraging company momentum, Taylor used the recent Q2 earnings call to highlight an eagerness to help customers.

Tony and Bob discuss the pressures CEOs face as they experience a shift in buyer motivation in today’s technology environment.

In Cybersecurity Minute Episode 28, Chris Hughes discusses how malicious actors compromised more than 130 business organizations through poor two-factor authentication practices.

In this Cloud Wars Expo News Desk interview, SAP’s Matt Laukatis and Applexus’ Chris Couch discuss working together to address current upheavals, challenges, and transformations in the retail industry.

In Ep. 150 of My Metaverse Minute, Kieron explains how China’s World Metaverse Conference represents very different standards than the independently-developed, decentralized Metaverse.

In this Cloud Wars Expo Moment, Cloud Wars Founder Bob Evans and Acceleration Economy analyst Scott Vaughan each examine the “next step up” from customer satisfaction.

In this episode of the Back @ IT podcast, Aaron and guest Venkat Ramaswamy discuss the key pillars of successful co-creation both now and in the future.

In this Cloud Wars Minute, Bob explains why now is the time for Salesforce co-CEO Brad Taylor to push out smaller CRM competitors as customers look to consolidate vendor partnerships.

In the third part of this explainer series, Toni Witt provides an example of non-fungible token use cases, a project he’s a part of called CryptoSwarm.ai.

There’s no such thing as bad data, Pablo Moreno argues, but it’s up to humans to govern AI-generated output to drive long-term data value

In this Cloud Wars Expo Moment, Oracle’s Sohan DeMel examines each pillar of the company’s database product philosophy.

Cómo usar datos de manera efectiva desde la gerencia para gobernar una operación. Prestar atención a lo que realmente importa es crucial.

Tom Smith profiles the startup and its smart cloud solution, which orchestrates the execution of applications across multiple clouds and leverages artificial intelligence to balance workloads effectively.

Bob dives into the second quarter performance of three Cloud Wars heavy hitters, with an emphasis on how their CEOs are investing in modern cloud technology.

Bonnie Tinder of Raven Intelligence dives into how business leaders get the most out of events for their customers.

In this Cloud Wars Expo News Desk interview, Workday Chief Technology Officer-North America Dan Wesley discusses the evolving requirements for cloud solutions in state and government agencies.

In Ep. 149 of My Metaverse Minute, Kieron wonders if it’s too early in the Metaverse’s development for a performance in the virtual space to merit a main stage of pop culture award category.

In this Cloud Wars Expo Moment, UXReactor’s Satyam Kantamneni briefly details changing expectations in the customer experience and how the cloud hopes to address this shift.

Startup Rising Cloud takes on the Big 3 by orchestrating data across multiple clouds and using AI to manage workloads efficiently.

Episode 15 of the Growth Swarm podcast, covers how retail is not only evolving with cloud and other technologies, but also mashing up with other industries.

In this Cloud Wars Minute, Bob reviews official Q2 earnings numbers from three of the Cloud Wars heavy hitters.

The Software Bill of Materials (SBOM) increases transparency and is expected to become an integral part of the software industry. Bill Doerrfeld explains why, and what organizations must do about it.