New Qlik AI Council makes a powerful statement that the vendor is tapping independent experts to ensure its using AI and data responsibly.

The cloud hyperscalers are splitting into two distinct groups: sprinters (Microsoft, Google Cloud, and Oracle) and plodders (AWS).

This special report on insurance industry innovation and sales performance management discusses key industry issues, including demographic shifts and high turnover rates for agents.

An exploration of the NSA’s software supply chain security guidance and how it can help organizations fortify overall cybersecurity.

This whitepaper focuses on the digital-first experiences for banks to reimagine their place in their customers’ lives –and to remain relevant and competitive in the coming years.

Siemens, Salesforce have co-created software to help manufacturers become more service-centric, upgrade customer experiences, and drive revenue growth.

Applying AI to non-disclosure agreements (NDAs) is a great place to start automating contract negotiations. Discover 4 key benefits that AI brings to this business process.

Pat Fitzgerald underscores the significance of proactively attracting top talent, emphasizing a forward-thinking leadership approach to secure exceptional individuals.

Discover our 5 data products to watch — from Couchbase, Gathr, Microsoft, Snowflake, and Teradata — and how they can support your company’s AI strategy in 2024.

In 2024, the challenges of AI adoption, cloud migration, and cultural shifts take center stage for CIOs striving to align IT with business.

AI Index Ep 24: Accenture and Unilever announce partnership for GenAI; Amazon fund invests in robotics and AI; and Vertice provides cloud expense management.

ServiceNow aims to enter the customer-relationship management (CRM) sector, with CEO Bill McDermott citing a “tremendous opportunity” to reshape CRM through AI-powered workflows.

Get in-depth analysis on five supply chain technology vendors with innovative products to watch in 2024: Amazon (AWS), FourKites, IBM, Microsoft, and Project44.

Oracle’s Alloy program, introduced in late 2022, reflects a departure from the traditional Oracle approach, aiming to combine its technology with customer industry expertise, geographic knowledge, and regulatory considerations,

Overview of business intelligence and reporting tools to watch delivers an explanation of key features such as AI-enhanced analytics, data visualization, and cloud functionality.

ServiceNow has had substantial subscription revenue growth and is making a strategic pivot into Customer Relationship Management (CRM).

Robust Q4 performance and strategic restructuring underscore SAP’s commitment to evolving customer needs, which leads to the company thriving in the Cloud Wars.

This exclusive report analyzes Automation Anywhere’s capabilities and technologies utilizing GenAI, along with intelligent automation, to achieve outstanding outcomes for customers.

Arvind Krishna discusses leveraging technology to streamline processes in industries like banking and pharmaceuticals, aiming to enhance productivity and address regulatory challenges.

SAP’s had an outstanding Q4 and 2023 performance, with a significant 39% jump in total cloud backlog to nearly $50 billion.

CEO Safra Catz emphasizes how it’s time “to bring healthcare to the 21st century,” highlighting Oracle’s efforts to bring modern tech to the industry.

A look at the dynamic state of AI adoption in the cloud through a Wiz report revealing trends, adoption rates, and the rise of power users in both managed and self-hosted AI services.

Amazon framework would apply generative AI with pre-trained large language models (LLMs) to the process of database debugging.

IBM CEO Arvind Krishna emphasizes customer-centric innovation and co-creation, shifting from traditional selling to shared thinking, innovation, and opportunity with partners for mutual growth.

Workday accelerates innovation, experiencing substantial growth in applications through strategic partnerships, and the launch of an AI marketplace.

Organizations must get more technical and technology-oriented as well as stay committed to their customers’ success, IBM CEO Arvind Krishna says.

Key insights from an interview with IBM CEO Arvind Krishna on the company’s strategic shifts, customer-centric approach, experiential selling, and co-creation with clients and partners.