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customize views of key business unit-level data and analysis
allow a single source of validated truth to be distributed to teams across your enterprise
of the leading vendors, by business unit, across all critical segments of the global ICT landscape
on vendor performance across key business metrics (e.g., revenue, expense, margin) by business unit, geo and industry vertical
PwC’s Industry Cloud strategy aligns with current trends in the cloud market, namely services, collaboration with partners, and industry alliances and preconfigured ecosystems
With IDMC in the cloud, Informatica is better positioned to help clients translate data into valuable insights at a level that cannot be realized on premises
IBM is emerging a more agile, streamlined and focused organization, especially as it looks to lead the digital revolution through two overarching areas: getting customers to embrace a hybrid architecture and helping them unlock data-driven insights through AI
How barriers to ERP migration have eroded, opening the flood gates to cloud deployments, even in regulated industries
Key growth drivers and growth detractors expected in the TIS market through 2026
The top priorities influencing IT infrastructure investments today, and the top challenges slowing business transformation
In early 2022 a PwC use case drew TBR’s attention, particularly its assertion that “PwC and SAP co-developed a process to allow clients to migrate to SAP’s Group Reporting module at any point in the year”
In TBR’s latest Global Delivery Benchmark, one particular number leapt out as both surprising and indicative of the sustained battle for technology talent
Two of IBM’s core quantum offerings are of particular interest, as each is indicative of the growing market interest in becoming quantum ready and in trialing different prototypes ahead of the development of commercial-grade quantum computing capabilities
