• IDG Contributor Network: Translating the unintelligible

    “Every act of communication is a miracle of translation.” ― Ken Liu
    Have you ever had the experience of working or living in a culture with a completely different language that you don’t understand?  This can be a bit disorienting and challenging.  Simple tasks like ordering food become complex and time consuming.  You feel a bit lost and embarrassed as you try to muddle through, and perhaps you end up with a sandwich instead of the salad you were trying to
  • IDG Contributor Network: Bank on the Gen Z customer to disrupt the financial services industry

    We know millennials have had an immense impact on how banks operate and with the rise of Gen Z, as well as new technologies, there promises to be more change on the banking horizon. Gen Z is an important population for banks to take into consideration, not only because they have buying power of $44 billion, but also because the older cohorts are starting to enter college. This means that they’ll likely be taking out student loans, setting up bank accounts and applying for credit cards. Th
  • IDG Contributor Network: What it means to do business in the Age of Experience

    Consumers are now more informed and discriminating than ever before. Successfully engaging and retaining them in this new era of expectations requires companies to apply holistic digitalization technologies to their business processes. The product creation process needs to mirror the nimble, adaptive, connected qualities that consumers now expect in their products, and it’s the only way for businesses to succeed in the Age of Experience. This article is the first in a series on this subje
  • Deutsche Bank CIO shows how to do software right in the digital era

    Most CIOs can talk all day about how they’re leveraging machine learning, blockchain and other emerging technologies to differentiate their businesses. But IT leaders rarely discuss how they’re improving the performance of their software, a critical requirement in the digital era, says Frédéric Véron, who doubles as CIO and head of safety and soundness for Deutsche Bank.To read this article in full, please click here(Insider Story)
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  • 14 reasons why software projects fail

    Every software project begins with big dreams and grand visions. Somewhere in an alternative universe, there is a project that fulfills every dream but all too often software projects in our universe stumble toward the finish line and sometimes cross it.  To read this article in full, please click here(Insider Story)

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