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The Nine Elements of Digital Transformation

In-depth research with executives at a wide range of companies shows how managers can use technology to redefine their businesses. Digital transformation — the use of technology to radically improve performance or reach of enterprises — is a hot topic for companies across the globe. Executives in all industries are using digital advances such as analytics, mobility, social media and smart embedded devices as well as improving their use of traditional technologies such as ERP to change customer relationships, internal processes and value propositions. Other executives, seeing how fast digital…

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The Present and Future of Application Protection

To succeed today, enterprises must broaden their view of security to address all the components at the application level that can expose sensitive data. Overview In today’s application-centric world, there’s truly an app for everything. Organizations offer applications with data access to employees and consumers to drive greater productivity, meet business demands, and ultimately achieve a competitive advantage. But as organizations deliver more and more sensitive data through applications, they’re also introducing everincreasing risk. That’s because today’s users are everywhere—frequently outside the corporate network—and the apps they rely on can…

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Ad blocking ‘will cost publishers £19 billion by 2020’

While majority of users still on PCs, ad blocking for mobile is on the rise. Ad blocking software is set to cost digital publishers almost £19 billion by 2020, a new report from Juniper Research reveals, with global adblock users rising 41 per cent year on year. There were 198 million active users of ad blocking software as of August 2015, CNBC reports , with a recent study from eMarketer suggesting that more than a quarter (27 per cent) of internet users in the UK will start using it by 2017.…

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IDC Sees Light at the End of the Tunnel for Enterprise CSPs in Europe 

Communication service providers (CSPs) in the Western European enterprise market have faced difficult market conditions for years, hit by a perfect storm of economic headwinds, spending rationalization, technology migrations, competition, and regulatory pressure. A new report from International Data Corporation (IDC), however, suggests there might be light at the end of the tunnel for the troubled sector. LONDON, May 3, 2016 —The report shows that revenue declines for CSPs’ business wireline activities continued to level off in the fourth quarter of 2015. While this does not mean an end to the…

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3 CRM Blunders You Need to Avoid

The global CRM industry is expected to swell to $36.5 billion by 2017 as more companies use this software to harvest data, generate leads and improve their bottom line. Despite this exponential growth, many marketers don’t know how to utilize their software, leading to frustration when CRM doesn’t provide the results brands expect. Simple CRM mistakes could cost you, leaving you with a system that produces inaccurate data and ineffective analytics. Here are three common CRM blunders and how to avoid them. 1. Ignoring Social Media Integration Choosing a CRM…

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Digital Transformation: When Hyper-Connected Optimization Becomes a Must

It’s been a few years now since we started talking about digital transformation as one of the core drivers in the evolution of organizations in a hyper-connected and increasingly real-time context. Thus far we tried to steer away as much as possible from technologies and limited views on so-called disruptive business models, even if they are all part of it. Customers, stakeholders and value first. Digital transformation now clearly has become the next big term and that  isn’t without risks, especially if we forget the core objective of optimization and instead focus on the next shiny…

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Transformational Journey to Making Digital Banking a Reality

Renowned internet pioneer and American engineer late Douglas Engelbart once said “The digital revolution is far more significant than the invention of writing or even of printing.” It’s marked the beginning of a new era in world history. Consumers across geographies have made their support to digitalization loud clear with increase in online purchases of products and services across sectors from groceries and clothes to flight and hotel bookings. In short, digitalization has swept the world off its feet. Are banks lagging behind in this transformational race? “Well don’t judge…

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Commercial Notebook Returned to Growth in Europe in 1Q16, says IDC

PC shipments in Europe, the Middle East, and Africa (EMEA) reached 17.2 million units in the first quarter of 2016 — a 14.6% decrease year on year, according to International Data Corporation (IDC). Despite the shrinking market, commercial notebook PCs returned to growth in Western Europe (WE) and Central and Eastern Europe (CEE). In contrast, the consumer market performed poorly following a strong push for the Bing promotion in January 2015, making the comparison unfavorable. LONDON, April, 2016 — Exchange rates, oil prices, and macro-economic conditions contributed to the difficult…

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This is 5G’s moment -four years early

True 5 G mobile networks and devices won’t be here until 2020. That may seem like a long time to you or me, but for the carriers and network equipment makers it’s time to get cracking. There are field trials going on at most major network vendors and operators, and a number of demonstrations show how network equipment makers think the next generation of mobile will work. The mobile industry’s been through this before, but this time it’s better prepared than ever, according to people who helped define revious generations.…

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Conceptor Soul time tracker shows how much time you’re spending with friends

For all the credit technologies like social media, texting, and email get for bringing people closer together, they have also, to some extent, replaced physical closeness. While this may be beneficial for those of us looking to stay in touch with friends and family members hundreds or thousands of miles away, these new methods of communication may be something of a double-edged sword — as we spend more time online, how much less time are we spending with each other? Luckily, there’s now a wearable to answer that question —…

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