A look at Q3 earnings reports from major cloud companies (Workday, Snowflake, Salesforce), emphasizing the consistent surge in customer demand, while noting Salesforce’s CEO, Marc Benioff, skillfully balances cautious language with optimistic insights about AI and enterprise technology trends
This comprehensive report demonstrates why Christian Klein of SAP is the Cloud Wars CEO of the Year.
SAP, led by CEO Christian Klein, has undergone a remarkable transformation from a precarious position in 2020 to achieving stellar performance and growth in 2023.
The Cloud Wars CEO of the Year, Christian Klein, SAP, discusses the company’s cloud transformation, the impact of RISE, the significance of ecosystem partnerships, and the attributes that help in leadership.
By working with Google Cloud, TCS has expanded its offering capabilities to support customers in their business transformation initiatives.
Salesforce, led by Marc Benioff, has a slow growth rate at 11%, prompting questions about CRM’s relevance and Salesforce’s ability to innovate across various fronts amid changing market dynamics.
Who is the Cloud Wars CEO of the Year? A call to vote for your pick for Cloud Wars CEO of the Year.
Google Cloud’s Dain Hansen explains the link between a company’s strategic application of data and AI and its profitability.
Sam Altman’s recent employment shifts between OpenAI and Microsoft triggered a remarkable $100-billion surge in the Cloud Wars Cloud Confidence Index.
The Cloud Confidence Index hits a record $7.2 trillion, reflecting heightened interest in AI-driven innovation, with Sam Altman’s brief move to Microsoft adding intrigue and cementing Microsoft’s dominance in the cloud market.
In the Cloud Wars landscape, Oracle leads with a remarkable 30% growth rate, closely followed by ServiceNow and Microsoft at 27% and 24%, respectively, with Microsoft’s FY24 Q1 standing out as an extraordinary quarter, contributing $6.1 billion in incremental cloud revenue.
TCS’ Nidhi Srivastava underscores the significance of its specializations on the Google Cloud stack, showcasing a track record in delivering successful projects.
In the latest Cloud Wars Minute, Oracle leads the hottest growth companies with a 30% growth rate, hitting $4.6 billion in cloud revenue.
Google Cloud’s Philip Moyer describes how the current generation of AI is enabling organizations to rapidly accelerate tasks with proficiency.
A discussion on the evolving role of the CFO in the era of AI and technology, emphasizing the shift from scorekeeping to value creation and the importance of understanding customer experience and intangible assets.
A look at how Salesforce’s Automotive Cloud is revolutionizing the future of driving, enhancing in-car experiences, and empowering automakers with real-time insights in the rapidly evolving automotive industry.
The big three cloud service providers AWS, Azure and Google Cloud share but also differ on features and vulnerabilities.
At first glance, cybersecurity models among cloud providers may seem like near carbon copies of each other, but a bit of digging can yield some real differences.
AWS introduces the European Sovereign Cloud, designed to help organizations navigate complex compliance regulations in Europe while benefiting from AWS’s performance and security features.
Q3 results show Microsoft, Google Cloud, and AWS have unique responses to evolving market dynamics, along with insight into the potential disruptor, Oracle.
