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Beyond Disruption and Digital Transformation: A New Framework for Business Process Redesign
The argument Too many people are talking about digital as if the binary world began yesterday. Are companies really in the grip…
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While the debate over the ethics of ad blocking tools rages on, the developer of Apple’s top mobile ad blocker app has decided to…
Read MoreApple’s iPhone Upgrade Program has potential for massive disruption
Rather than a product announcement, three words, briefly mentioned toward the end of Apple’s event last week could change the wireless industry as we…
Read MoreiOS 9 reveals Apple’s bold, beautiful anti-web vision
Apple’s iOS 9 is here! In case you hadn’t heard. (Spoiler: yes, you should download it. Just go to Settings > General…
Read MoreWhy enterprise will choose iPad Pro over Microsoft’s Surface
Just two years ago, Apple chief executive Tim Cook took pot shots at the rise of 2-in-1 tablets, and claimed the iPad was a far better option for…
Read MoreFarhad Manjoo on Apple’s Antigravity
Farhad Manjoo points out that Apple seems to be the counterexample to the disruption mantra that has become foundational to the business…
Read MoreApple eyes the office with new iPad Pro, its tablet workhorse
We may have known it was coming, but that doesn’t make it any less exciting. Just after a quick update on Apple…
Read MoreHere’s what should excite you about the new iPhone 6S
Apple has released some new iPhones. They come with the company’s new operating system, are available with a new aluminum finish, and…
Read MoreInside Amazon’s race to the bottom of the tablet market
While the bulk of attention for hot new tablets usually goes to high-end, fairly expensive side, at least one big competitor is interested…
Read MoreApple’s ‘Hey Siri’ event wish list: iPad Pro, iPhone 6S, & a worthy Apple TV update
We have only a single clue ahead of next week’s Apple media event: “Hey Siri, give us a hint.” Oh, and no…
Read MoreIntroducing Our Gigaom Research Analysts
I’m proud to report that I’ve been joined at the rebooted Gigaom Research by a growing roster of world-class analysts, many who were…
Read MoreRethinking the ‘Global’ in GSM
The following is a guest post by Tsahi Levent-Levi, author of BlogGeek.me. In the fast-paced world of telecommunications, we can almost see the…
Read MoreUber Eats adds a menu item. In a mobile-only world, how do you extend your offering?
This week Uber clarified its consumer facing offerings by adding a switch to its app, to enable users to pick between its…
Read MoreLinkedIn Lookup Leapfrogs Company Intranets
In April Ankit Gupta of LinkedIn learned that about 30 percent of LinkedIn users search for coworkers’ profiles each month. Wondering why,…
Read MoreGoogle Hangouts Completely Shakes Its Google+ Roots
In the newest migration for Google Hangouts away from its start as a feature of Google+, the messaging service now has its own…
Read MoreApple and Its Partners Team to Redefine Business Computing
Will larger iPads and deeper business partnerships lead to a disruption in business computing? Tablets are increasingly an enterprise tool rather than…
Read MoreCostolo to Step down from Twitter Board
It’s being reported that Dick Costolo, the former CEO, will be leaving the company’s board of directors before year’s end. Considering the overabundance…
Read MoreReal-time Messaging in the Enterprise: Here We Go Again
There was a good Wired article, published yesterday, that bemoaned the rapidly-growing plethora of communication applications centered around real-time chat. Its author…
Read MoreAn Apple wireless carrier? Not a wise move.
Really, Apple? Now you want to be my wireless carrier? Are you sure that’s wise? I mean, sales of iPhone — great…
Read MoreWork IT: bring-you-and-your-own-everything
Cast your mind back a decade or more. Did you request specific hardware from your company’s IT team? If so, you started…
Read MoreOptions as Strategy – Deep(er) Disruption Lessons From Kodak
There’s a worthwhile debate to be had around whether emerging technologies or emerging sensibilities (human interaction, strategy frameworks, choice) are the most…
Read MoreWelcome to the zero-cost operating system era
Microsoft has reversed earlier policies regarding the cost of upgrading to Windows 10, and will make it free to upgrade. Back in…
Read MoreWhat’s the state of the mobile workplace?
Workers spend less than half their time at the traditional corporate headquarters, and as companies transition to the cloud, what’s HQ for?…
Read MoreWhat is Satya Nadella up to?
The ripples are spreading from Satya Nadella’s recent email describing plans to eliminate 7,800 jobs, especially focused on Windows Phone hardware (see Microsoft plans more…
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