The RPA leader’s technology, customer successes, and robust partner network position it for ongoing success — even amid economic uncertainty.
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Leading up to Ellison’s “The Future of Healthcare” event, Oracle executives lay out plans to transform healthcare with electronic health record leader Cerner.
The automation software vendor has a number of important developments brewing: embedded delivery for key industries, the importance of sustainability, and more.
Are you ready to become a growth accelerator at Cloud Wars Expo? If you’re not driving growth, then what are you really doing for your company?
In this Cloud Wars Minute, Bob discusses Larry Ellison’s comments about Oracle’s healthcare revolution following its acquisition of Cerner.
Quarterly results show continuing solid demand for cloud services, with customers investing in modern technologies to drive innovation.
With the recent revenue growth of Snowflake, Workday, and Salesforce, Bob recommends that everyone should embrace a fearless perspective.
The nimble Fargo, N.D.-based startup built its business in the Microsoft Dynamics GP world but is increasingly focused on Acumatica, SQL Server, and cloud migrations.
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In Cloud Wars Horizon Minute, Episode 5, Tom Smith discusses the mostly positive news major cloud tech providers had in their quarterly financial reports.
In this Cloud Wars Minute, Bob recounts recent earnings calls and the need to stay fearless in the face of challenging times.
Bob shares comments from top executives at Salesforce pertaining to the company’s confidence in continued customer demand.
Strong customer demand for automation and cloud technology powered a revenue and earnings beat for UiPath to start FY23.
In this Cloud Wars Minute, Bob expands on co-CEO Marc Benioff’s world tour, his confidence in the company’s Q1 earnings report, and motivated customers.
Demand for automation that streamlines business processes helped the software company deliver better than expected financial results.
Some of the company’s biggest differentiators versus its competition include large reference accounts, top-notch partners, and proactive expansion into major vertical industries.
As Bob notes, the company once again demonstrates that the future is not written, but instead is out there for us to shape.
By leveraging technology, the Wisconsin-based manufacturer of motors and generators has evolved into a clean energy firm. Here’s how the company did it.
Bob previews his Fireside Chat on June 29th with Workday CEO Aneel Bhusri, who will explore this fascinating question and idea for company culture and success.
The company joins Workday and Snowflake in rejecting the notion of a recession, explains Bob.