Adobe reported better-than-expected fourth quarter results as customers leveraged AI tools across its platform, but its outlook fell short of expectations for fiscal 2025
John Kreul, Chief Information Officer at Jewelers Mutual, said the company's AI experiments and investments will revolve around personalizing customer experiences. Kreul also said the company is building a data strategy and architecture that can adapt to new technologies.
If Unit4's strategy is successful, midmarket enterprises will leverage the company’s ERP platform and employees will never know it, said CEO Michael Ettling.
Zoom's revenue growth remains anemic, but the company is increasingly winning platform deals and displacing legacy players in the contact center.
Here's a look at the enterprise technology takeaways from Walmart's second quarter:
Google's Made by Google event featured Pixel 9 devices with a heavy dose of its Gemini models as well as its tech stack that extends from cloud to edge.
Verizon CEO Hans Vestberg is splitting the telecom giant's AI use cases in three buckets: Optimizing processes, product experiences and revenue growth.
For AMC and Zoom the deal could be a win-win. AMC needs to fill theatres as the movie industry struggles due to streaming and Zoom would like to redefine hybrid and remote work.
Carl Eschenbach, CEO of Workday, said the company saw "continued momentum with full platform customer wins and expansions within our base."
Uber has leveraged its technology stack and data architecture to create a flywheel that can expand into multiple new markets. Uber is data incorporated and likely a glimpse into future business models.
