As technology and business strategies converge, the CEO Outlook 2024 series dives deep into insights from Cloud Wars Top 10 CEOs. Don’t miss the exclusive interviews, starting with SAP’s Christian Klein.
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In the Cloud Wars Outlook 2024 series, CEOs from top companies including Google Cloud, Oracle, SAP, and more share insights on technology trends, culture, and strategic visions for the future.
Our top products to watch this year range from applications with comprehensive supply chain functionality to transportation-focused specialty apps.
In a Celosphere discussion, “game-changing'” Celonis customer Timo Peters of Bayer details the company’s momentum, use cases, and generative AI opportunities.
Microsoft flexes its muscle by embedding AI and copilot access directly in PC keyboards so its tech is now available through hardware and software interfaces.
AWS seeks to narrow the generative AI competitive gap through a strategic partnership with Siemens.
AWS partners with Siemens to close the software gap, revolutionizing industry-specific applications with powerful AI models and a low-code platform.
A conversation with Celonis’ Rudy Kuhn’s highlights RPA, the synergy between process mining and automation, and the potential to capitalize on AI.
A performance evaluation covering the CEOs of each Cloud Wars 10 company, from number 1 Microsoft to number 10 Snowflake.
Bonnie Tinder discusses the critical role of documentation, the impact of IT amnesia, and the transformative efficiency brought by generative AI in ensuring project success.
AWS and NVIDIA have joined forces to introduce a cutting-edge supercomputing platform for generative AI.
ServiceNow aims to exceed $10 billion in 2024 revenue, driven by high demand for digital-business workflows, generative artificial intelligence tools, and strategic AI investments.
AnalystGPT taps into over 10,000 reports, articles, and videos by Acceleration Economy practitioner analysts to answer questions about AI, cloud, cybersecurity, and data.
ServiceNow emerges as the fastest-growing major cloud vendor globally, boasting a fifth consecutive quarter of accelerating subscription revenue and a robust outlook in 2024.
Larry Ellison and Safra Catz of Oracle express confidence in the cloud business, citing robust growth and high demand for Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) among other factors.
Celonis exec Eugenio Cassiano explains the potential of a common business language to support collaboration networks that help value chain partners operate more efficiently.
The case for Oracle’s optimistic outlook for 2024, including strong demand for Oracle Cloud infrastructure, AI leadership, and its global data center strategy.
Our practitioner analysts deliver a 360-degree perspective on cloud database TCO from their vantage points: CFO, CIO, and partnerships.
With its acquisition of StreamSets and webMethods, IBM enhances development speed, integration functionality for AI applications.
SAP anticipates a 24% increase in Q4 cloud revenue, reaching $4.58 billion, with CEO Christian Klein attributing the ongoing success to the RISE go-to-market program.