Microsoft has evolved from pioneering desktop operating systems to leadership in AI, with innovative products and customer-centric strategic partnerships.
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The state of the top five enterprise apps vendors — SAP, Microsoft, Workday, Salesforce, and Oracle — based on current growth rates, plus insight into their futures.
Uncover Oracle’s pioneering strides in AI and cloud innovations in this lively discussion featuring takeaways from a recent summit.
With an expected 29% growth rate, Oracle would outpace Google Cloud as the fastest-growing cloud provider, driven by strategic innovations in infrastructure, databases, and enterprise applications.
Learn about SAP CEO Christian Klein’s ambitious plan revealed at Sapphire: 300 million users to adopt Joule AI by year’s end, signaling a paradigm shift in enterprise technology.
SAP’s Sapphire event will focus on Business AI, cloud shifts, ERP Cloud Suite, industry connections, and data platforms.
Although Workday saw impressive subscription and revenue growth, heightened customer caution prompted a reduction in its FY25 revenue guidance.
At ServiceNow Knowledge24, Accenture leader Dave Kanter talks about GenAI reinvention opportunities, the skills that employees need, and industry-specific applications.
CTO David Tan describes how CrushBank has expanded its ingestion process offerings through IBM’s watsonx and Watson Discovery.
IBM’s Raj Datta shares insights on the company’s latest innovations and partnerships leading up to the IBM Think event.
Microsoft leads the charge in manufacturing innovation with adaptive cloud infrastructure and AI-driven copilot templates.
Aviatrix addresses the challenges of a modern cloud environment, offering simplification, automation, performance optimization, cost efficiency, and enhanced security.
C3AI has launched its no-code, self-service GenAI capabilities on Google Cloud Marketplace, expanding its reach to more customers.
Customer stories from leading companies illustrate how six GenAI agents are streamlining tasks, freeing up professionals for higher-level analytical work.
Transforming manufacturing communication, Microsoft Teams and Copilot drive productivity and efficiency.
Insights into what’s happening at Google Cloud Next, currently taking place in Las Vegas. Highlights include discussion of AI’s role in today’s businesses, partnerships, and cybersecurity.
The addition of generative capabilities to AI set the stage for a transformative shift to autonomous agents in manufacturing, posing ethical considerations and requiring thoughtful strategic planning.
Workday’s co-founder Aneel Bhusri transitions to executive chairman, and cites six key strategic areas, including AI integration, industry-specific solutions, and cybersecurity, as the company aims to double revenue to $15 billion.
Analyzing the role of AI in manufacturing, this CIO guide explores efficiency gains, quality control improvements, and predictive maintenance benefits, while addressing cybersecurity, data privacy, and technology dependency risks.
In order to prepare companies for the future of technology-driven business, it’s incumbent upon CIOs to identify and actively address the most critical tech skills gaps.