Supply chains have been hard hit by external factors in recent years, but business and tech leaders keep their eye on the prize: customers.
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Goya Foods’ Suvajit Basu says VMWare is one of the world’s most important tech firms. He, Bob Evans, & Tony Uphoff discuss the Broadcom deal.
A new co-creation service aims for tight alignment between tech deliverables and a customer’s business requirements.
The funded startups run the gamut from AI for fresh produce and ESG risk management to farm management and a buyer of Shopify merchants.
With its impressive levels of growth, innovation, vision, and ambition, Oracle has earned its among its larger and seemingly untouchable competitors.
In My Metaverse Minute,Ep. 166, Kieron Allen says that privacy policies and mechanisms should be considered before the development of any Metaverse platform even begins.
In this Cloud Wars Minute, Bob explains how Oracle has earned its place alongside hyperscalers Microsoft, AWS, and Google Cloud.
The big-box retail giant’s latest digital business announcements continue to build its case as the world’s top digital innovator.
New IBM research lays out a roadmap for how enterprises can operationalize AI, deliver maximum business value, and avoid common pitfalls.
In Episode 18 of the Growth Swarm podcast, John Siefert, Bob Evans, Tony Uphoff, and Scott Vaughan discuss customer centricity, security, co-creation, and other multi-cloud concerns.
The IT infrastructure services provider recently launched a platform that helps IT organizations capitalize on pre-built integrations of its IT estates.
Oracle, Workday, Kroger and Walmart delivered powerful results, which Tom Smith and Bob Evans discuss in Episode 48 of the Cloud Wars Horizon Minute.
Bob evaluates the Cloud Wars Top 10 and ranks the companies based on their current revenue growth rates.
Supply chain woes? The right partners can help. Janet Schijns explains how to find them, both inside and outside of your current ecosystem.
John Siefert and Tom Smith speak with IBM’s Hillery Hunter, who co-authored a recent report that asserts the company’s leadership in defining requirements for measurable business success in cloud and digital transformation projects.
The company’s blueprint for growth includes expansions with top customers on the strength of new features and the continued addition of new functionality.
In this Cloud Wars Minute, Bob reports Larry Ellison’s strategic move to have Oracle become a paying customer of AWS to compete in the multi-cloud era.
With major expansions among top customers and a robust pipeline of new features, Couchbase signals how it will meet ambitious growth goals.
The grocery giant’s digital initiatives for serving customers, attacking inflation, and streamlining supply chains are paying off in a big way.
After Oracle delivered a blowout Q1, its founder Larry Ellison announced further plans to snatch customers from the infrastructure category.