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4 Ways the IoT Cloud Is Poised to Transform CRM

We’ve been hearing a steady drumbeat about the Internet of Things (IoT) in 2015, and as we approach the New Year, an expanding array of connected devices is poised to make an incredible impact on the technology landscape. One of the most interesting ways in which the IoT stands ready to influence the realm of business involves a technology that has been around for quite some time and is long past the hype cycle: customer relationship management (CRM). At its annual Dreamforce conference in September, Salesforce.com announced the launch of…

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Where Will ERP Be in 2 Years?

Enterprise resource planning, or ERP, systems are critical to the business operations of many companies, despite their notorious reputation for failed deployments and expensive maintenance plans. ERP is used to track important data — usually related in some way to an organization’s financial performance —across the enterprise. It links departments and gives employees a more insightful view of the company’s operations, ultimately allowing them to make better and faster business decisions. Many ERP systems are deeply entrenched in organizations, and their core technologies are mature — yet, ERP is in…

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Analysis 

Worldwide Cloud IT Infrastructure Spend Grows 23.0% to $7.6 Billion in the Third Quarter, According to IDC

According to the International Data Corporation (IDC ) Worldwide Quarterly Cloud IT Infrastructure Tracker , vendor revenue from sales of infrastructure products (server, storage, and Ethernet switch) for cloud IT, including public and private cloud, grew by 23.0% year over year to $7.6 billion in the third quarter of 2015 (3Q15). FRAMINGHAM, Mass., January 14, 2016 – The overall share of cloud IT infrastructure sales climbed to 33.8% in 3Q15, up from 28.7% a year ago. Revenue from infrastructure sales to private cloud grew by 18.8% to $2.9 billion, and to public cloud by…

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IBM, U. of Michigan Creating Chatty Computer

IBM and the University of Michigan are working on a conversational computing system that will transform human-machine communication. How would you like to have a conversation with your computer to plan your vacation or to do your taxes, or literally hold a discussion with your car about the best way to get home through traffic? Well, if a new project from IBM and the University of Michigan goes as planned, that may not be so far off. Sure, it is possible to “talk” to PCs, cars, smartphones and other devices…

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Algorithm will make Google Chrome 26 per cent faster

Google has announced it will roll out a new compression algorithm to its Chrome browser, boosting speeds by up to 26 per cent. The tech, called Brotli, will compress the information sent to and from the browser Called Brotli, the technology will compress data, including web font compression and other intensive elements of a web page commonly sent to and from pages, to make them load faster. It replaces the previous Zopfli algorithm Google was using to cut down the volume of traffic throughput, which was released two years ago.…

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Wirate: use the cloud to evaluate the chances of your startup succeeding

Startup of the Week We are constantly profiling innovative Startups with great ideas for the digital economy.  Each week, we are going to present you the ones we find most exciting. We focus on their disruptive ideas, digital vision and business model. Learning early on what customers think about the products and services offered by your company is a decisive factor for success. Companies gain such insights by means of market research and direct feedback from customers. Processing this data often requires, in any case,  resources that aren’t readily available…

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Analysis 

CXOs: Take these steps to reevaluate risk management in 2016

The move to digital technology creates an immense amount of opportunity for companies in areas like IoT, customer engagement management, and business analytics. It also creates new risks that those companies will have to learn to address— and quickly. Recent Gartner research showed that 77% of survey respondents agreed with the statement: “The digital world is creating new types and levels of risk for our business,” and 65% felt that “Investment in risk management practices is not keeping up with new and higher levels of risk.” “CEOs are right to…

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How we’re putting the Microsoft Cloud to work for the public good

As Satya Nadella announced today, we’re committed to putting the Microsoft Cloud to work for the public good. That’s why Microsoft Philanthropies, with support from Microsoft Research and Microsoft Business Development, will donate $1 billion in Microsoft cloud services to nonprofits and university researchers over the next three years. Our goal is to support 70,000 nonprofits through this initiative during that time. I wanted to provide some more detail on what we’re doing and the commitments we are making today. Our rationale for today’s announcement is simple. Cloud computing has…

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Google Maps Now Gives Real-Time Traffic Advice With One Tap

The new Google Maps feature tracks your most frequent destinations, such as home or work, and might suggest leaving ASAP or waiting a bit due to traffic. Google Maps can now give users real-time traffic advice, for example, if it is a good time to head home or to work, or if it would be wise to have a cup of coffee and read for a bit before braving the traffic on nearby roads.The new driving shortcut feature was announced by Brian Ferris, a Google Maps software engineer, in a…

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Skype Translator Now Available to All Windows Users

Microsoft completes its rollout of Skype Translator for Windows and announces an integration with the Slack team communications platform. For nearly three and a half months, Microsoft has beenrolling out its Skype Translator technology to millions of Windows users. This week, the company crossed the finish line. “This takes Skype one step closer to our mission of empowering people to do more, even across languages,” stated Microsoft in a Jan. 13 announcement on the company’s Website. “We hope that our customers can achieve their goals through relationships that would have previously…

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