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SAP To Restructure 8,000 Jobs, Amid Business AI Push

Restructuring plan at SAP will impact 8,000 jobs, as firm focuses “on scalability of operations and Business AI”

The Future of E-commerce

As E-commerce continues to expand and evolve across the Web and to every digital device, what does the future of this dynamic commercial space look like? How can your business stay on the cutting edge of technology and ensure each channel engages to reach today's and tomorrow's customers?

The Silicon UK In Focus Podcast: Smart Manufacturing and the Supply...

Learn what challenges or barriers may prevent the adoption and implementation of Industry 4.0 technologies in the supply chain. And how does the integration of Industry 4.0 technologies affect supply chain collaboration and partnerships?

Salesforce Invests $4 Billion In UK Amid AI Push

CRM giant Salesforce confirms it will invest $4bn in its UK business over the next five years, in the face of strong demand for AI

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IT Spending To Grow 5.1 Percent In 2023, Says Gartner

Enterprise IT spending is forecast to shake off worries about a global economic recession, with growth predicted by Gartner

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Oracle’s Cerner Purchase Given EU Antitrust Blessing

Healthcare move by software giant Oracle with its $28 billion acquisition of Cerner, now given official blessing from European Commission

Appian World 2022: Democratising Low-code

At this year’s Appian World Congress, the company revealed a significant initiative that will see low-code take a transformative step forward. As businesses look towards their futures, becoming more agile and dynamic with their application development is a commercial imperative.

Appian World 2022: Democratising Low-code

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SAP Confirms Complete Withdrawal From Russia

German software giant SAP officially confirms it will exit the Russian market, because of its illegal and brutal invasion of Ukraine

SAP Mulling Total Russian Withdrawal – Report

Co-founder of German software giant cites actions of not just Vladimir Putin, but also supporters among Russian population, amid withdrawal consideration

Russia Bans Acquisition Of Foreign Software For Critical...

President Vladimir Putin bans purchase of foreign software for critical infrastructure, amidst punishing global sanctions against Russia

IBM, Joins Microsoft, Oracle, SAP With Russia Suspension

Software giants have matched hardware and mobile tech firms, in announcing withdrawal from Russia over its Ukraine invasion

How to gain a competitive edge by processing documents intelligently?

This blog will discuss how businesses can eliminate manual document processing and gain a competitive advantage with Intelligent Document Processing (IDP).

The benefits of automated data entry with OCR

In this blog, we will explain what automated data entry is and how companies can benefit from automated data entry with OCR technology and machine learning.

Oracle In Talks To Acquire Cerner – Report

Enterprise software giant Oracle is reportedly in talks for its largest ever purchase worth $30 billion, in order to acquire Cerner

AWS re:Invent: News Roundup From 2021 Conference

Silicon breaks down the noteworthy news announcements and innovations presented by AWS at this week's AWS re:Invent conference in Las Vegas

SAP Invests £216m In UK, Opens Offices In London, Manchester

Germany's most valuable company (SAP) is to invest £216m in the UK for the SAP UK Data Cloud, as well as open new offices

Oracle Joins California Leavers, Relocates To Texas

California exodus? Software giant Oracle becomes latest Silicon Valley firm to move its HQ from California and relocate it to Texas

Automation Part 1: The Robots Are Coming

Is it hyperbole about the coming automation revolution? Are robots about to take our jobs? In this first feature, we bring some much-needed sanity to the debate. Which sectors are likely to be most affected? Should these people start looking for new jobs? And from the business side, what is the reality of automation? Will it massively cut costs and increase productivity?