• BrandPost: Reducing Tech Debt, Part 1: What the Future of IT Means for Your Legacy Systems

    Can spending less on legacy systems impact your ability to move a digital transformation agenda forward? While staying current may seem a low priority in an age where moving to cloud technologies is on the front burner, the decisions you make now about your legacy investments can drastically affect the future of your IT organization.For example, perhaps your ERP system is several releases behind what is current in the marketplace, or so far behind that there is no upgrade path available. As thi
  • Buy More, Save More -- This HP Coupon Code Cuts Prices on Business PCs

    If you're looking to buy a new business PC, HP is currently offering a "buy more, save more" discount that gets activated at 3 different price points, and using a special code. Configure your new PC to the $599+ price point and apply code BMSM60 to save $60. Or configure to $1,299+ and use code BMSM150 to save $150. Configure to $1,999+ and use code BMSM350 for a whopping $350 off your new PC.  Click the codes just mentioned to learn more, or click right here to review available model
  • BrandPost: How Data Can Be Monetized in Core Manufacturing Operations

    Data is a crucial component of digital transformation in the manufacturing sector. In fact, it lies at the foundation of every digital initiative. However, data in itself is not a value driver. It must be put to use.In general, manufacturing operations collect more than enough data to form a basis for the initial stages of transformation. The challenge is that many may not have a clear idea of how to use it or cannot easily access it because it is locked in legacy systems. And simply accessing
  • IDG Contributor Network: Learning to harness complexity

    It has become cliché to say the world is getting more complex with every passing day. Increased access to vast amounts of information, social media, and ubiquitous computing make it seem as if the complexity of our world is increasing faster than we can comprehend it. But technology is not driving complexity, it is only making complexity more visible.The reality is the world has always been a complex place, and human organizations have been complex since humanity first started forming so
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  • IDG Contributor Network: CIOs remain dangerously cautious on AI experiments and investments

    The divide between haves and have nots in experimenting and achieving results with machine learning is growing wider. At least that’s my perception after spending two days at the O’Reilly AI Conference in New York last week and diving into the latest survey results from their AI Adoption in the Enterprise.The haves are clearly the technology companies. Facebook, Twitter, Salesforce and others shared significant details on what the of problems they were solving with machine learning
  • IDG Contributor Network: CIOs remain cautious on AI experiments and investments

    The divide between haves and have nots in experimenting and achieving results with machine learning is growing wider. At least that’s my perception after spending two days at the O’Reilly AI Conference in New York last week and diving into the latest survey results from their AI Adoption in the Enterprise.The haves are clearly the technology companies. Facebook, Twitter, Salesforce and others shared significant details on what the of problems they were solving with machine learning
  • Infor CEO: Our IPO will take us to the next level

    The systems of record employed to run the enterprise — ERP, CRM, HR, manufacturing, etc. — may not be the most thrilling software, but their successful implementation plays an outsized role in ensuring a smooth-running business. Oracle and SAP loom large as the broadest, deepest vendors in the space. But Charles Phillips, CEO of New York-based Infor, wants to elbow his way into the top tier.To read this article in full, please click here(Insider Story)
  • 13 signs your software project may be doomed

    Every software project begins with fanfare and gleeful optimism. Even the smallest side hustle hacked together late at night is born of starry-eyed dreams. The team is convinced that with just a few lines of code and some open source libraries we’ll be done and accepting bonuses for our elegant, faultless work.To read this article in full, please click here(Insider Story)
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  • BrandPost: Blending Artificial Intelligence and Human Creativity

    Often, when people talk about artificial intelligence (AI) and creativity, they’re debating the ability of AI systems themselves to be creative. Indeed, one initiative to produce “art” with AI-powered robots traces its roots back to the mid-1980s. AI has also been enlisted to help create music and even to write horror stories.To read this article in full, please click here

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