ServiceNow is doubling down on its move to become a digital workflow platform with its Paris code release, adding applications for industry verticals to push beyond its ITSM roots.
SurveyMonkey is doubling down on its enterprise partnerships, offering CIOs an opportunity to optimise spend and results in this emerging area.
Contingent labour has been hard to find during Covid-19. SAP Fieldglass External Talent Marketplace aims to offer access to a larger temp staffing pool.
Christian Klein, sole CEO since April, emphasised sustainability and an ambition to provide more industry-specific solutions at its flagship virtual event.
Global IT spending is expected to drop this year, with cloud services an exception as enterprises accelerate transformational strategies.
In what could be a bellwether for the tech industry, SAP dials down forecasts while offering delays or financing on payments for budget-constrained CIOs.
There’s no shortage of IT vendors pitching free trials of cloud-based tools they promise will help deal with the Covid-19 crisis many enterprises are facing.
ServiceNow is making a play to push beyond ITSM, thanks to new AI tools in the Orlando release of its Now platform and other recent AI-related moves.
SAP is now hosting IBM’s latest Power Systems servers in its own data centers, as part of its HANA Enterprise Cloud managed offering.
The ERP vendor seeks to entice upgrades to its latest platform as it also announces there will be no support for Business Suite 7 beyond 2030.
With support for Windows Server 2008 ending, there’s still time to examine alternatives to upgrading.
Search giant follows Microsoft in offering route to legacy workload modernisation via new Power Systems service in Google Cloud Platform.
More businesses are experimenting with quantum computing via IBM’s Q Network, including Delta, Anthem, Goldman Sachs and Wells Fargo.
A long, long time ago, Amazon Web Services was all about hosting computing workloads in data centres far, far away.
Salesforce.com has introduced Customer 360 Truth and a curiously British-sounding Einstein that your customers can now access.
