Opinion stories - Page 131

Workday continues prioritising top-line growth over profitability, which is paying off as the vendor had major 3Q16 signings in the U.S. and Europe.

If you don't own the data or rights to that data, no amount of fancy algorithm or application will win. You need access to the vastness & variety.

ESET has launched a free decryption tool for victims of Crysis ransomware, offering a solution to recover encrypted files without paying a ransom.

New Android ransomware tactics emerge, using encrypted payloads and email scams to exploit users, with a new focus on Chinese markets.

Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) reported a 7% decline in revenue during Q3 2016, but saw operating margin rise to 6.2%.

Oracle has completed its tender offer for NetSuite and has announced plans to leverage its resources to globalize the mid-market enterprise.

Ahead of the new year Oliver Bendig, CEO of Matrix42, has shared insights into the defining technologies for the IT workplace in 2017.

There is one startling development that is in its very early stages but is poised to make a huge impact across the industry.

Siemens-branded IP-based CCTV cameras are the latest internet-connected devices to be found vulnerable to hacking attacks.

CIOs at Gartner Symposium discuss skills gap in BI, data storage options, governance in self-service BI, and choosing the right vendor.

As more CSPs embrace open source solutions in their network and IT environments, Red Hat is poised to make further inroads.

CSPs team with IT pros to smooth the digital shift, ensuring efficient service delivery and bolstering customer digital lifestyles.

The things in the Internet of Things are more narrowly defined, but what they share are connections to the Internet and each other via M2M technology.

IBM positioned Watson as a product in what is now a competitive artificial intelligence (AI) market and offered solutions across four business areas.

Under the veil of cybersecurity, regulators will have access to information that could benefit Chinese firms at the expense of foreign business.

The cloud brokerage market is reaching an inflection point, with pure plays being acquired and multilines building out their brokerage platforms.

While the smart home is becoming more and more present and understood, OEMs and service providers still have a long way to go before it's ubiquitous.

The distance between thinking about that first step and actually taking it is a chasm that many customers view as extremely challenging.

Someone recently asked me if we shouldn't adopt a new name for the Internet of Things (IoT) because the existing term is too vague.

If you are an established provider, preferably a mega vendor, then your goal is not to differentiate (in most cases).