Vendors and Providers

Will Amazon Go be a game-changer for retail?

Should retailers worry about Amazon Go, the internet giantu2019s no-checkout-required store? The answer is both yes and no.

Google gobbles up more big-name cloud customers

Google, saying the enterprise cloud is a natural extension of its mission, announced new customers and tools for the enterprise at its largest business conference to date.

Microsoft supports creative work with tech-enabled spaces

Microsoft has partnered with commercial architecture and design specialist Steelcase to help organizations better integrate technology and workspaces to transform company culture and better support creative work.

Is Sprint about to disappear?

SoftBank wants to merge Sprint with T-Mobile or Comcast. Hereu2019s why thatu2019s a terrible idea.

iPhone: How often do you upgrade?

iPhone: How often do you upgrade?

Each year Apple releases a new iPhone, but how often do you upgrade to the latest model?

AWS, Microsoft and Google take different paths to the cloud

CIOs concerned about betting too heavily on a single vendor for cloud services hear pitches from the industryu2019s leading vendors.

Facebook criticizes ad industry’s reliance on ‘proxy metrics’

Facebooku2019s operations and finance chiefs praised third-party measurement tools at a Morgan Stanley conference while criticizing the ad industryu2019s myopic view of what should be measured.

Veritas takes on dark data; helps slash storage costs

With the industry expected to churn out 44 zetabytes of data by 2020, organizations are grappling with the increasing concern around dark data. Hereu2019s how Veritas battles the problem.

Apple and SAP to release ‘developer-centric’ tools for iOS

As the fruits of a relationship forged last May, Apple and SAP will offer developer tools and training to build iOS apps for the enterprise.

First impressions of Samsung’s Galaxy Book with Windows 10

Samsungu2019s latest hybrid tablet device promises better performance and design than last year's Galaxy Tab Pro S. We go hands-on with the Galaxy Book for a first look.