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Economic advantage is a key, repeatable milestone for quantum computing TBR defines “economic advantage” as the point at which there is a significant benefit, either in time to insight or the ability to obtain an insight, that makes it cost-effective to pursue a given problem with the help of quantum computing. This does not mean […]
IBM Quantum Volume creates a new way to assess a quantum computer’s capabilities as a whole system, rather than just based on its number of qubits. IBM unveils research into the intersection between quantum computing and machine learning. IBM, ever present in the development of cutting-edge technology, is a leader in the quantum computing space […]
TBR position: The path to quantum computing commercialization will follow a trajectory similar to that of classical computing, but much faster IBM (NYSE: IBM) states that its quantum computing architecture will eclipse anything classical computing can produce once it can entangle 50 quantum bits (qubits). When IBM announced its quantum cloud service in March 2017, […]
Learn more about Fujitsu’s AI-enhanced solutions, with highlights from Fujitsu ActivateNow Technology Summit, and the role of generative AI (GenAI) in the ever-evolving technology landscape.
KPMG’s leaders described their priorities as transforming the firm’s go-to-market approach, unlocking the power of the firm’s people, reimagining ways of working, and innovating capabilities and service enhancements. Success against these priorities, in TBR’s view, will come as KPMG shifts from building a foundation to scaling alongside the growing needs of its clients.
In early 2023, TBR met with EY’s Kim Billeter, Americas People Advisory Services leader, Jonathan Sears, Global People Advisory Services Technology leader, PAS US-East leader, and Simon Stanaway, Americas Mobility leader, to discuss progress EY has made in growing People Advisory Services (PAS) within a highly competitive market and during a pandemic..
In TBR’s view, EY continues to operate through a global effort, complicated by regulatory and compliance requirements that vary by country as well as member firms’ different partnership structures. However, at multiple times during the discussion, EY leaders said the firm knew that cybersecurity services required being “local to be there with clients.”
EY’s robust and expanding Microsoft practice exemplifies how steadily, quietly and persistently EY has transformed into a technology-enhanced digital transformation powerhouse
Technology Business Research, Inc. (TBR) announces on-demand availability of its 3Q22 market and competitive intelligence webinars
The 2022 Lumen Global Analyst and Consultant Forum showcased Lumen Technologies’ (NYSE: LUMN) ambition to transform from a traditional telco to a technology company. Lumen’s capabilities in hybrid networking, edge computing, connected security, unified communications and more will help support clients’ transition to a distributed workforce while bolstering Industry 4.0 initiatives across multiple verticals. “The […]
