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Three Ways COVID-19 is Accelerating Digital Transformation in Professional Services

The pace of digital transformation has been dramatically accelerated — it’s not a conversation starter now, it’s a basic business requirement.

Brian Peccarelli
June 29, 2020
The Cloud

Microsoft to Buy Startup CyberX

In a blog post, the tech giant said the deal was part of a wider initiative to accelerate and secure deployments of the internet of things (IoT).
The Cloud

Oracle Shares Slip as Q4 Sales Drop 6%

The software giant saw a drop-off in deals, particularly in industries most affected by COVID-19 such as hospitality and retail.
The Cloud

Salesforce Tops Estimates as Q1 Sales Rise 30%

"Our results, amidst this global crisis, demonstrated our ability to execute at speed, innovate at scale and the strength of our business model."
The Cloud

Cybersecurity 2020: Welcome to the Digital Cold War

The race to develop strategically important next-generation technology will drive an increase in nation-state-backed attacks.
Accounting

3 Considerations for New Cloud Computing Accounting Rules

In their next fiscal year companies must begin to capitalize certain costs associated with deploying cloud software.
The Cloud

IT Pros to Finance: We Need More Budget

Information technology managers "are starting to get a bit frustrated" with little to no annual budget increases, says Computer Economics.
Mobile

Five Best Practices for Today’s Stay-at-Home Workforce

Many firms, for a variety of reasons, have been slower to embrace advances in technology to support a nonoffice dwelling staff — until now.
The Cloud

IBM Sales Slump for Fifth Straight Quarter

“The company’s cloud business hasn’t been able to make up for declining sales in its services, hardware, and financing businesses."
Cybersecurity

6 Cybersecurity Misconceptions

Be sure your organization is not buying into some common myths about data security, the nature of cyber attacks, and which security practices actually work.
IPOs

Cloudflare Shares Jump 20% in Market Debut

The company is the latest in the enterprise IT space to have a strong first day of trading.
M&A

VMware Buys App Developer, Security Vendor

The software firm agreed to pay a combined $4.8 billion for Pivotal and Carbon Black as it continues its recent shopping spree.
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