A Top 10 AI/hyperautomation shortlist company, workflow automation provider Creatio uses a no-code model to speed up common business processes across a variety of industries.

Key RSA 2023 takeaways include a strong emphasis on AI defense, the push for an identity-centric security model, and management of the increasingly complex modern attack surface.

Bob Evans reviews Larry Ellison’s remarks as he made an appearance during the Oracle Database Summit to highlight three key topics.

To find the right technology vendor, business leaders must first prioritize their organization’s need and then evaluate a vendor’s product offerings, support capabilities, and partners ecosystem.

ChatGPT and its ilk will both create new roles, and amplify the skills in current ones, ultimately leading to increased productivity and efficiency levels, says Ronak Mathur.

Kieron Allen explains how a recent Trend Micro report confirms the proliferation of fake ChatGPT apps, including some containing malware.

General Manager of the IBM Ecosystem Kate Woolley explains how the company co-creates with partners and clients.

Larry Ellison commented on a few topics as he made a surprise Zoom appearance at the Oracle Analyst Summit last month.

A feature-centric view of the top 3 video meeting platforms from Google, Microsoft, and Zoom. Plus our analyst’s selection for the best option.

ChatGPT and its ilk are already changing how we work, which is why business leaders must educate themselves and their organizations on harnessing generative AI’s power.

Shopping for AI? Short of getting into the guts of the training models, datasets, and software development, how do you know what you’re looking at is the real deal?

Vanenburg CEO Ardjan Baan shares how the company’s Google Cloud partnership helps customers gain value and actionable intelligence from data.

IBM Consulting SVP John Granger tells Bob Evans how IBM’s deep understanding of the enterprise enables them to effectively guide clients through challenges.

Bob Evans breaks down Q3 earnings call comments from Microsoft’s chief executive about the company’s top priorities around AI and cloud.

Chris Hughes reviews a new CISA publication, which explains why cybersecurity risk must be moved away from consumers to “secure by default” products.

When suboptimal decisions or shortcuts are made during software development, it leads to increased maintenance costs and complexity. Here’s how CEOs can avoid that.

In this Partners Ecosystem Digital Summit moment, Workday co-CEO Carl Eschenbach speaks with Bob Evans on the company works with partners and customers.

Rob Wood and Chris Hughes discuss XDR, a hot topic at RSA, particularly around its role in consolidating and integrating data to gain insight on distributed workforce security.

In a survey of 1,600 business and tech leaders, Rubrik finds high levels of concern about cybersecurity preparedness, and reveals the extent of ransomware demands.

The company’s CIO explains why he and his peers must thoroughly understand cybersecurity and weave it throughout their infrastructure and endpoints.

Bob Evans discusses Microsoft’s top three priorities, as suggested by CEO Satya Nadella on this week’s most recent earnings call.

AI helps deliver a positive customer experience, increases customer satisfaction, and improves customer retention and revenue, but only if applied wisely, writes Scott Vaughan.

Bill Doerrfeld speaks with Perforce’s open-source evangelist on the benefits of creating a dedicated group to oversee open-source practices within organizations.

Partners ecosystems have become a force-multiplier for growth in small, mid-sized, and enterprise businesses alike. This Practitioner Playlist covers how the Cloud Wars Top 10 companies are utilizing their partners ecosystems as a source of innovation, expertise, and growth.

Chris Hughes and Rob Wood discuss the benefits of thinking in terms of themes and portfolios as a strategy for navigating a busy security expo floor.

Bob Evans shares details of Google Cloud’s Q1 results, which show the company on a $30-billion annualized run rate and profitable for the first time.

Startup Akkio developed a no-code AI platform to enable companies to overcome common challenges with data and large language models (LLMs).