Given the impact of persistent inflation on IT spending, Microsoft's cloud-based operating system Windows 365 may soon become much more appealing. The revenue impact of this could be devastating for traditional PC makers.
Eight percent of shoppers now use a smartphone inside a physical store to either look up product reviews, compare prices, or find alternative store locations. Enter the phygital retail space.
Excess Exuberance, Not ‘Bossism’ Behind Rash of Tech Layoffs
What looks like "bossism" or a perverse crackdown by tech management to put employees in their place is more likely a pull-back from over-hiring at the start of the pandemic.
Activist investors frequently, but not always, strip a company of its equity, load it with debt, and cast it off, a quivering hulk of a once dynamic company. It's too early to say this fate awaits Salesforce, and it's important to see the process work out because there is some truth in the need for improvement.
How Brands Can Gear Up for a Possible Recession in 2023
With economic uncertainty dampening consumer confidence, shoppers are focused on getting more value for their money with loyalty rewards and cashback offers.
Microsoft Ups Ante for Online Search With New AI-Powered Bing Engine, Edge Browser
Microsoft may have ushered in a paradigm shift with the release of new versions of its search engine, Bing, and web browser, Edge -- both now powered by artificial intelligence.
The Metaverse in 2023: Doomed or Just Growing Pains?
Consumer attraction to today's metaverse indicates a significant shift in how people use technology. In fact, 47% of U.S. consumers can fairly accurately define the metaverse.
Judging by the specs and new features in Samsung's new smartphone lineup, it's hard to fathom how the traditional digital camera space will ever recover.
OpenAI CTO Mira Murati stoked the controversy over government oversight of artificial intelligence when she conceded in an interview with Time magazine that the technology needed to be regulated.
