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GITEX spotlights how AI, RPA and blockchain can improve healthcare

The pandemic has forced realtime tech innovation in the healthcare field.

Rémy Cointreau ports SAP to the cloud to help sell more cognac

The French liquor company blended its two SAP instances and migrated them to Googleu2019s cloud to gain a better understanding of its customers.

AI in the Middle East: 5 key takeaways from GITEX

Middle East tech leaders see industry, fintech as early adopters of AI, issue warnings on bias and the need for regulation, while Israeli participation adds a new element to the giant tech conference and exhibition.

SAP rolls out RPA, low-code tools to help cut dev debt

At its annual developer conference, SAP rolled out not one but three new automation technologies, hoping to recruit citizen developers to its platform.

With Hyperforce, Salesforce embraces the public cloud

With Hyperforce, Salesforce embraces the public cloud

Salesforce is letting CIOs choose where they run its software, easing compliance with data protection and data sovereignty laws.

10 future trends and how CIOs can keep ahead in 2021

After a year disrupted by a global pandemic, the next normal is starting to take shape. Here's a look at what's ahead for IT organizations.

CIOs take the lead in pursuit of operational efficiencies

Operational efficiency has taken on greater urgency since the pandemic began. CIOs are leaning into automation, digital tech, and the cloud to remove friction and create value.

CIOs on the hook for governance as automation rises

With business leaders increasingly pushing for automation, CIOs must step up to help guide how and where such technologies should be deployed.

Turkish tech start-ups hit milestones, highlight revenue opportunities

Turkish tech start-ups have been making headway this year, with the country producing its first unicorn, and the resulting trends can point the way for IT leaders looking for revenue-growth opportunities.

How Israel’s COVID contact tracing app rollout went wildly astray

Israel's innovative COVID-19 contact tracing mobile app HamaGen got off to a promising start, with much of the country downloading it, but then the public lost faith. Here's what happened.