Workday Rising 2025 opens with announcements of new AI agents for HCM and finance, but the big news is the new Workday Build developer platform and Data Cloud, along with consumption-based pricing.
Salesforce has simplified its consumption-based pricing for Data Cloud, aiming to grow customer adoption of this crucial foundation for its Agentforce agentic AI platform.
PTC's John Haller on why the digital thread of end-to-end product lifecycle management (PLM) enables competitiveness, resilience, and innovation.
What can you say? The very definition of a blow out success as Oracle's infrastructure business explodes!
Salesforce's Muralidhar Krishnaprasad discusses how unified metadata is the new cornerstone of enterprise value and agentic AI, overcoming the limitations of application-centric data silos.
The Astro platform is helping the US city to create real-time dashboards and publish information openly.
Real-time data isn’t just changing how fans follow the action – it’s redefining the business of sport. Richard Timperlake of Confluent shows how clubs, leagues, and sponsors are turning live insights into loyalty, revenue, and measurable ROI.
Pure Storage beat Q2 2026 earnings expectations with 13% revenue growth to $861 million and raised full-year guidance as its Enterprise Data Cloud platform strategy gains traction with subscription services hitting 48% of total revenue.
Industry scrambles for cooling solutions as water usage threatens sustainability goals and strains local supplies
Richard Timperlake, SVP (EMEA) of Confluent investigates what the data isn't saying.
Getting cybersecurity right isn’t just a vendor priority – customers have their own role to play. In a recent ASUG Talks podcast, the authors of Cybersecurity in the Cloud articulated a shared responsibility model, and how this works between SAP and its customers. ASUG's Jim Lichtenwalter explores how the shared responsibility model informs SAP and customers of each party’s role in securing data in the cloud.
Why does enterprise AI stall at scale? Leaders from Salesforce, IBM and Snowflake say the answer lies in how your data moves — or doesn’t.
Confluent reported Q2 2025 subscription revenue growth of 21% to $271 million and cloud revenue growth of 28% to $151 million, while highlighting 10x expected growth in production AI use cases despite ongoing customer optimization efforts affecting cloud consumption patterns.
