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Monday's Musing: When The Hunters Become The Hunted

Expect Software Giant Hunters To Soon Be The Hunted In A Digital Giant's Quest For Growth

Six of the Magnificent Seven (Microsoft, Apple, Nvidia, Alphabet [Google], Amazon, Meta [Facebook]) stocks have entered the four comma club -over $1 trillion in market cap. With a combined market cap of over $13.2 trillion, these six players continue to defy physics with continuous quarters of double digit organic growth. Digital giants by definition have deployed five key strategies:

Tableau and Salesforce Eye Next Wave of Analytics and BI

By Doug Henschen

Enterprises Must Now Cultivate a Capable and Diverse AI Model Garden

By Dion Hinchcliffe

AI and Automation Breathe New Life Into Midmarket CRM Suites

By R "Ray" Wang

Google Unveils Ambitious AI-Driven Security Strategy at Google Cloud Next'24

By Chirag Mehta

Google Cloud Next 2024 has come and gone, but the buzz around Google's ambitious AI-driven security strategy is just getting started. With the unveiling of Gemini 1.5 Pro and a slew of new security features, Google is making a bold play to revolutionize the cybersecurity landscape. But what does this mean for customers, partners, and the industry at large?

HOT TAKE: Cisco completes Splunk Acquisition - Constellation’s Take.

By Andy Thurai

Splunk’s Acquisition by Cisco Accelerates Convergence of Network, Security, and Observability, Fueled by AI

By Chirag Mehta

Two questions have haunted me for two decades: first, can we really address security without addressing networks? Second, are observability and security like oil and water? We are seeing a convergence of network, security, and observability—fueled by AI.

BT150 CXO zeitgeist: Data lakehouses, large models vs. small, genAI hype vs. reality

By Larry Dignan

Enterprises need to focus on data lakehouse strategies in 2024 to properly take advantage of generative AI; model architecture will be critical to managing large and small models; fine tuning is more difficult than you'd think; and CXOs were weary of database vendors glomming on to genAI hype.

Low code platforms will become strategic to CxOs

By Larry Dignan

Generative AI and automation will mean low-code coding platforms will become strategic for enterprise transformation efforts. By 2025, Constellation Research estimates more than two-thirds of enterprises will have a standardized low-code tool in house.

Chief Technology Officer

Monday's Musing: When The Hunters Become The Hunted

Tableau and Salesforce Eye Next Wave of Analytics and BI

Enterprises Must Now Cultivate a Capable and Diverse AI Model Garden

AI and Automation Breathe New Life Into Midmarket CRM Suites

Google Unveils Ambitious AI-Driven Security Strategy at Google Cloud Next'24

HOT TAKE: Cisco completes Splunk Acquisition - Constellation’s Take.

Splunk’s Acquisition by Cisco Accelerates Convergence of Network, Security, and Observability, Fueled by AI

BT150 CXO zeitgeist: Data lakehouses, large models vs. small, genAI hype vs. reality

Low code platforms will become strategic to CxOs

Blue Yonder acquires One Network for $829 million

Domo Apps, Workflows, and AI Solve Yet More Data-Driven Business Challenges

iPaaS Primer: How the Integration Platform as a Service is Evolving

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