Making technology work for business – India – Computerworld

Once upon a time, Apple introduced a new iPhone every year. These days, in some years it introduces five of them. Have we reached saturation point? Possibly. Solution? Ship six iPhones a year. As expected, Apple is building a new market dynamic.
Think of it this way. Until now, competitors knew the pace of Apple releases, a cadence that gave them confidence in the market share struggle. By dividing iPhone releases into two, Apple creates an opportunity to move its devices in multipole directions...

Microsoft Ignite 2025  runs November 18–21, 2025, in San Francisco and (with an optional pre-day on November 17). Can’t make it to the Moscone Center in San Francisco? No problem.  II’s a hybrid event, and you can register to attend Ignite (for free...

Chatbots once symbolized digital transformation — those polite text boxes on corporate websites and service portals promised to make support smarter and cheaper. The addition of generative AI (genAI) to the tools in recent years has made them seem more...

In the era of cloud-first distributed enterprises where people collaborate across time zones and device types, the Zero Trust security methodology is increasingly key.
According to research by Foundry, over half of organizations either have Zero Trust in production or are piloting it. The Zero Trust security market is expected to be worth $88.8bn by 2030, at a compound annual growth rate of just over 16%....