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IBM Think 2018 – What will drive IBM toward the future
IBM held their think conference in March 2018. As with all vendor conferences, the content comes fast, it is varied and takes a while to digest. Think was the first time that IBM integrated all their business units into … Continue reading
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Tagged AI, Apple, Applications, Asia, BPO, Business, Cloud, CMO, Cognitive Computing, Commercial, Competition, digital, Economics, Google, Government, IBM, Infrastructure, Innovation, IT Services, Machine Learning, Marketing, Mobile, mobility, Oracle, Salesforce, security, Services, Technology, Watson
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AWS Reinvents AWS. Again
In the last week of November 2017, AWS held it’s customer event, Reinvent in Las Vegas. Not surprisingly, it is big. Total attendees were 43,000. Last year it was less than 30,000. Everyone knows AWS is big. In the last … Continue reading
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Tagged Amazon, Applications, AWS, Azure, Cloud, diversity, Google, HCL, IaaS, Microsoft, PaaS, Partners, SaaS, security, Technology
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Dreamforce Winners for 2017
Another Dreamforce is over for 2017. Overall this year was a more successful event than 2016 from my perspective. Salesforce was less about big product announcements and more about improving existing capabilities and increasing the ease of customer deployment, training … Continue reading
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Tagged Accenture, Appirio, Applications, Asia Pacific, Asset Services, Business, Cloud, CRM, Deloitte, EMEA, Europe, Google, HCL, IBM, Infosys, Infrastructure, Innovation, IT Services, Marketing, Microsoft, Mobile, Oracle, SaaS, Salesforce, Services, TCS, Technology, Wipro
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Telco’s have failed at the Cloud and Streaming. What is the future for them?
In a parallel universe, the Telco would be the dominant vendor platform of the modern integrated digital economy for both consumers and enterprise. They could have leveraged their monopolies, network, and utility, and led the way to the digital, cloud … Continue reading
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Tagged Amazon, Apple, Applications, Australia, AWS, Business, DXC, Google, HP, IBM, Indonesia, Infrastructure, Innovation, Marketing, Microsoft, Mobile, Optus, Servers, Singapore, Singtel, Technology, Telco, Telekom, Telstra
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The Google Cloud Platform Accelerates as it opens in Sydney, Australia
Finally, the Google Cloud Platform has a legitimate story to tell in the Asia Pacific region. Today (June 20th, 2017), it launched a Sydney region. This makes four regions in the region, following the opening of Singapore just last week. … Continue reading
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Tagged Alibaba, Amazon, Australia, AWS, Azure, Business, Globalisation, Google, Government, IBM, Infrastructure, Innovation, Marketing, Microsoft, Mobile, Oracle, Singapore, Singtel, Sydney, Technology, Telstra
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Too many Bud Lights Gives SAP Brewers Droop
News broke last week that SAP was suing long-term client and global mega-brewer Anheuser-Busch InBev (brewers of Budweiser, Stella, Fosters amongst other beer of dubious quality) for the tidy sum of US$600M for license indiscretions. It is a staggering amount … Continue reading
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Tagged Accenture, Analytics, Asia Pacific, Asset Services, Australia, Big Data, CEO, Cloud, CMO, collaboration, Competition, CRM, Dell, Differentiation, digital, Google, HP, IaaS, IBM, Industry, Innovation, IP, IT Services, Legacy, Microsoft, Oracle, Pricing, SaaS, Salesforce, SAP, Strategy, Vendor
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Google Maps gets Gas
For anyone interested in constant and regular innovation, Google Maps is always a great place to start. For those who are focused on the importance of Location Intelligence, it is, of course, a critical source of insight as well as … Continue reading
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Tagged Analytics, Cognitive Computing, Consumer, GIS, Google, Location, logistics, Maps, ML
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