Collaborate Disseminate
Workday has built itself to be the anti-Oracle – while they both compete for the same clients with similar products, Workday boasts that it has prioritized its employee experience above all other considerations, arguing that happy employees lead to sat… Continue reading Workday's $10 Billion Plan to Outsell Oracle in HR Software
IBM spokesman Ed Barbini said the company’s recruiting websites “temporarily and inappropriately” solicited information on job applicants’ ethnicity. The information came from local government classifications still used in Brazil and South Africa, he s… Continue reading IBM Job Applicants Outraged Over Racially Insensitive Labels
Early fifth-generation services are first being tailored to corporations, according to Thaddeus Arroyo, head of AT&T Inc.’s unit dedicated to business customers. Companies are demanding faster speeds in order to connect things from machines in fact… Continue reading You'll Get 5G Services at the Office Before You Do on Your Phone
Microsoft is pitching the goggles as a tool for workers rather than consumers, envisioning it for tasks such as visually guiding factory workers as they learn new jobs or helping architects design buildings. Education company Pearson Plc and Koninklijk… Continue reading Microsoft Boosts HoloLens Performance, Seeking Corporate Users
The wireless carrier set a May launch of its 5G mobile-phone service in four of the nine cities it’s targeting in the first half of this year. That might make it the first carrier out of the gate in a race with rivals to snap up early adopters of the n… Continue reading Sprint Sets 5G Launch in Nine Cities as Competition Heats Up
A new Pentagon investigation into whether a former employee’s connections to Amazon.com Inc. corrupted a $10 billion cloud contract is likely to delay the agency’s decision to choose a winner for the massive deal. Continue reading New Amazon Bias Charge Likely to Delay Pentagon's Cloud Contract
Huawei Technologies Co. announced a smartphone that unfolds into a small tablet computer, potentially rendering the need to carry two separate devices obsolete. It’s the second folding phone announced by a major manufacturer within a week. Continue reading Huawei Launches New $2,600 Foldable 5G Phone to Rival Samsung
An unexpected twist in an ongoing legal battle over a $10 billion Pentagon cloud contract has thrust a former Defense Department official’s connections to frontrunner Amazon.com Inc. into the spotlight. Continue reading Pentagon Reviewing Potential Conflicts of Interests in Cloud Bid
A group of Microsoft Corp. employees are demanding that the company abandon a $480 million contract with the U.S. Army to build versions of its HoloLens augmented reality headsets for the battlefield, the latest in a series of protests from workers at … Continue reading Microsoft Workers Call on Company to Cancel Military Contract
Alphabet Inc.’s Google is reorganizing its approach to global policy, including the addition of resources to emerging markets, according to a person familiar with the moves, which come as the internet giant faces new threats and regulations around the … Continue reading Google Takes New Policy Approach Amid Growing Global Threats