Splunk’s Q3 strong, Nutanix makes earnings debut, Autodesk cuts outlook
Splunk was the headliner among tech earnings as Autodesk continues to transition to the cloud. Nutanix’s sales were up more than 90 percent from a year ago. Read More
Amazon to release Echo speaker with 7-inch display in 2017: Report
With increased competition from Google and soon others, Amazon is looking to differentiate its line of Alexa-connected speakers with the Fire tablet and Echo speaker in one. Read More
Beyond the wow factor: Why customer experience management is not about exceeding expectations
Thomas Wieberneit takes on customer experience management and the differences between delighting the customer all the time (not) and making sure things work for that customer (yes). Read More
iOS apps for business: Airline rolls out enterprise iPhone apps
Finnish airline Finnair starts with iPhone apps for engineers and supervisors, with more to follow from the Apple-IBM tie-up. Read More
$89 Linux laptop? Check out the new Pinebook from Raspberry Pi rival Pine
The Pinebook is a low-cost Linux laptop with an ARM CPU that undercuts the cheapest Chromebooks. Read More
HPE demonstrates memory-driven computing prototype
HPE has successfully demonstrated that its memory-driven computing prototype works, taking it one step closer to redefining the future of computing architecture. Read More
Police Health heads to the cloud for customer contact overhaul
Insurance firm Police Health adopted Interactive Intelligence’s PureCloud solution to bring its contact centre out of the 1930s and into the digital age. Read More
Swappa now offers protection plans for used smartphones
Buying a used smartphone usually means you have to forgo any sort of insurance plan, unless you buy it from Swappa. Read More
Teclast Tbook 16 Pro review: A compact dual boot workhorse for the mobile worker
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Why do we still rebuild RAID drives?
Worried about the days long rebuild times of 6, 8, or even 10TB drives? Don’t be. Object storage is getting rid of that relic of the 25-year-old RAID architecture. Here’s how it works. Read More