Google is working to convince its cloud customers they can count on it for product and feature stability with Google Enterprise APIs.
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Outreach CEO: The Rise Of The Revenue Innovator
“We’re seeing the rise of what we call the “revenue innovator, says Outreach CEO Manny Medina.” The new job description is the revenue innovators, the digital-first, and the digital native.
On-Demand Webcast: Your Guide to Moving Tax Processes to the Cloud
Watch this webcast to learn more about migrating your tax processes to the cloud.
Target CEO Says Digital Performance Up 50%
“Our digital performance was up 50 percent,” says Target CEO Brian Cornell. “As we gain…
Cisco CEO: Customers Preparing For Hybrid Work Model
“We are really seeing the impact of this hybrid work model,” says Cisco CEO Chuck…
SAP Admits to Illegal Software Exports to Iran
SAP entered into an agreement with the Department of Justice (DOJ), admitting it illegally exported thousands of copies of its software to Iran.
Ecommerce Nearing $1 Trillion
“We’re forecasting that ecommerce spending this year will be somewhere between $850 billion and $930 billion,” says John Copeland, Vice President of Marketing Science and Customer Insights at Adobe. This would be a 14 percent increase over last year.
Workday CEO: Digital Transformation To Be Faster Trend Out Of Pandemic
Aneel Bhusri, co-CEO of Workday, discusses how the pandemic will drive digital transformation forward at an even faster pace.
Disney Accelerating Pivot To DTC-First Business Model
During yesterday’s earnings call Disney CEO Bob Chapek said it has accelerated the company’s pivot towards a DTC-first business model.
Warren Buffett Admits $11 Billion Mistake
In his annual letter to Berkshire Hathaway shareholders, Warren Buffet admitted that he personally made a mistake that cost the company $11 billion.