July 25, 2019
Blogs
Why Apple’s Purchase of Intel’s 5G Smartphone Modem Business is Strategic
by Jim Lundy Smartphones are not enough in tech today—they are becoming a commodity. There is a big shift coming with 5G and Apple, one of the largest tech vendors in the world, is pretty dependent on a third party QuPromoting a “Digital Technology Platform” Is Misleading and A Mistake
by Betsy Burton Every once and a while, I read or hear an industry analyst or technology provider talk about a “Digital Technology Platform” or a “Digital Business Technology Platform” and, I’ll admit, it make
July 19, 2019
Seven Questions with Contentstack’s Neha Sampat
Welcome back to our Women in Tech blog series, where we highlight notable and accomplished women in the technology sector. This interview is with with Neha Sampat, CEO of Contentstack and Founder of Built.io, who is
July 18, 2019
Smart Communications Buys Intelledox As WCA Heats Up
by Jim Lundy The workflow and content automation (WCA) market is heating up. Earlier this year, Dropbox acquired WCA provider HelloSign and today, Smart Communications announced that it is buying Intelledox for an undis
July 17, 2019
Seven Questions with Reltio’s Anastasia Zamyshlyaeva
Welcome back to our Women in Tech blog series, where we highlight notable and accomplished women in the technology sector. This interview is with with Anastasia Zamyshlyaeva, who won the 2018 Aragon Research Women in TeThe Next Evolution in Customer Experience (CX)
by Betsy Burton I recently spoke with a large manufacturing organization that was working on a technology-enabled strategy to manage its customer experiences across their organization. The company had multiple different lYour Conversations Aren’t Private Around Google Assistant
by Samra Anees As more voice-controlled systems come online, there are growing privacy concerns surrounding how our devices listen to us—even when we are unaware and when they are not being used. As we have seen in th
July 10, 2019
Zoom’s Mac Security Problem and a Fast Response
Updated on July 11th 2:02 PM PDT by Jim Lundy The latest news adds to the growing story about security with Zoom video conferencing. The discovery that Zoom installs a server on Macs was a shocking revelation. This r
July 9, 2019
Cisco Doubles Down on AI with Cognitive Collaboration
by Jim Lundy For many, it came as a surprise last year when Chuck Robbins hired Cisco Board Member Amy Chang to run the Collaboration group. While Amy had been a Cisco Board member, she also had a small start-up called
July 8, 2019
Which Is Growing Faster: Customer Support Systems or Our Expectations?
by Kalyn Stockman I can think of many unpleasant experiences I, an everyday customer, have had with customer support systems. You know, the ones where you’re on hold for thirty minutes, receiving automated messages th
July 5, 2019
Digital Transformation In Financial Services: Putting Customers First
Today, customers want an interactive digital experience that is quick and seamless from beginning to end. That experience in the financial services sector should be no exception. by Emily Tran Enterprises have shift
June 28, 2019
Workplace Security And The Role of Video Analytics
HR and Security leaders should adopt video analytics to add an extra layer of safety and security in their workplace. by Jim Lundy There was an unfortunate tragedy in Morgan Hill, CA this week: a shooting at a FordCan Facebook Be Trusted In the Enterprise After Spying On Teens?
by Jim Lundy As reported widely by TechCrunch earlier this year, Facebook announced that it was ending its practice of using its VPN Tool Onavo to spy on teenagers. This came after Apple forced the issue by revoking the
June 26, 2019
Digital Platform Market Bifurcates Into DBP and Solution
by Betsy Burton As Jim Lundy and I have started working toward an update to our Digital Business Platform Globe, we are finding that most technology providers say that they have some form of a “digital platform.” Th
June 25, 2019
Business Leaders Should Be Wary Of Crowdsourced Technology Reviews
by Jim Lundy In 2016, I was approached by an employee of crowdsourced review site G2 Crowd asking me to do a paid review for some software offerings. I declined and posted the invite on LinkedIn. Since that time, a numb
June 21, 2019