Filter Results
Results
Is there a way to tap into Silicon Valley's insider's knowledge when you live elsewhere?
In Silicon Valley’s startup world, there's no shortage of networks. Those include startup accelerators or incubators like 500 Startups, Y Combinator, and Plug and Play Tech Center. Each provides its own distinct ecoystem of investors and entrepreneurs in additions to advisors and mentors and serves a specific purpose.
Analyst Blog
How to decide whether it's worth it to join an executive network.
Plenty of networks exist worldwide, whether they’re informal or informal. Whenever you join a club, membership program, professional associations, meeting or even a leadership workshop series. Why does it matter though, or why should you care? Sometimes, it’s hard to quantify what belonging to a network provides, even after you evaluate all of the benefits. At the end of the day, what you put into once you join is often what you get out of it.
Analyst Blog
Reinventing Customer Delight, Service Strategy & Tech Trends | DisrupTV Ep. 44
In DisrupTV Episode 44, hosts R “Ray” Wang and Vala Afshar sit down with:
Video
The U.S. Federal Trade Commission has slapped D-Link, maker of IP cameras, routers and smart home equipment with a lawsuit, sayng the company's products were insecure and put customers' privacy at risk.
Insight Blog
2016 has seen IoT make most of its Business impact as either extensions of existing IT based cost reduction moves, or extending the experience of Industrial Automation deployment. These early IoT adopters all use sensors and sensing to boost their existing operational management capabilities because they can recognize value in this context. But how will the IoT market develop in 2017?
Analyst Blog
SAP is always keen to highlight the latest adoption figures for its S/4HANA software suite, as well as HANA Cloud Platform, its entry into the PaaS (platform as a service) market. But raw numbers for new product sales don't always tell the full story about customer attitudes and awareness.
Insight Blog
A few days ago, it was reported that Julian Assange "read out a bitcoin block hash to prove he was alive". This was in response to rumours that he had died. It was a neat demonstration not only that he was not dead, but also of a couple of limits to the blockchain that are still not widely appreciated. It showed that blockchain on its own provides little value beyond cryptocurrency; in particular, on its own, blockchain doesn't 'prove existence'.
Analyst Blog
Alexa Voice Service (AVS) is the software that allows owners to control compatible devices with their voice. From the various reports it was estimated there were 700–1,100 Alexa-controllable products at CES. And the Amazon / Alexa logo was everywhere at CES. Is the Age of George Jetson here? In a smart home, everything from the the HVAC to the […]
Analyst Blog
SAP bundled its IoT offerings under the umbrella name of Leonardo – combined with programs and tools to make it easier for enterprise to uptake its IoT portfolio.
Analyst Blog
The iPhone just turned 10 years, time for a musing on a piece of hardware that has probably transformed the way we work the most since … the PC. Steve Jobs introduced the iPhone at MacWorld 2007 as (notice the sequence) a “wide screen iPod with touch controls, as a revolutionary mobile phone and a breakthrough internet communications device”.
Analyst Blog
Gain 5 pointers on enterprise trends in digital transformation from R "Ray" Wang and what it means for your business. If you are not a Constellation Executive Network member yet, join our analysts in this private community to talk shop and solve business problems in real time.
Video
Amid a mounting tide of concerns over the implications of AI (artificial intelligence) on society, a new fund backed by well-known tech industry figures along with Harvard and MIT has been formed. The Ethics and Governance of Artificial Intelligence fund will start out with $27 million to fund work that "advances the development of ethical AI in the public interest."
Insight Blog
Know the Most Relevant Enterprise Technology Trends for 2017. Gain key support from Constellation Research's recognized industry analyst experts on your strategic planning.
If you are not a Constellation Executive Network member yet, join our analysts in this private community to talk shop and solve business problems in real time.
Video
We have all heard about the vast network of fake news sites that spread disinformation during the recent US Presidential Campaign. These sites use the same clickbait strategies that propelled sites like Upworthy to the top of the digital media scrapheap – inflammatory headlines, sensationalist stories and catchy hooks that tempt you to click just once more.
Analyst Blog
As organizations become "more social" and employees create and share information more openly, it's easy for people to get overwhelmed not only with the amount of information, but also the number of sources. To help alleviate some of this chaos, many organizations are using Social Task Management tools which help people organize tasks around projects and events.
Analyst Blog
SAP has spent the last 18 months or so developing its IoT (Internet of Things) strategy and is now looking to ramp up sales and customer projects with a new "jump-start" program. Here are the key details from its announcement:
Insight Blog
As most acquisitions start out with the “ideal” that the product will remain pristine and nothing will change – it will be interesting to see if the acquisition of Trello by Atlassian will be the norm or the exception. From a business point of view Atlassian paid $425M, so they will want their investment to pay off.
Analyst Blog
I attended Salesforce's Analyst Event in San Francisco last week and beyond learning about their various cloud strategies, I had some takeaways on the broader theme of corporate culture in branding. Salesforce as a company has been known as much for their culture and philanthropic initiatives as their business success.
Analyst Blog
Atlassian is acquiring collaboration and project management software vendor Trello in a bid to improve its family of tools for application development teams. The deal's price tag is $425 million, a sum that reflects Trello's popularity—some 19 million users already work with its digital whiteboarding software, which lets teams working remotely manage projects and share content.
Insight Blog