The rise of cloud computing is changing the information technology landscape in myriad ways. One of the biggest impacts is the end of the consumerization of IT. In the decade to come consumer and IT ...

I believe equal prioritization of innovations that accelerate development velocity to get therapies to market faster is essential and will allow pharma to deliver on the trend towards the ...

Human beings love a good story. They enable us to understand the complicated world we live in. From the turmoil of global politics to the transformative role that technology plays in our lives to the ...

B2B marketers are well aware that their buyers have shifted their behavior online. The pandemic only accelerated a trend that was already in motion. There is a second important trend that fewer B2B ...

"IT consumerization" is a spectacularly bad buzzword just about any way you look at it. Grammatically, it's an attempt to coin both a verb ("to consumerize") and an abstract noun ("consumerization") ...

Smartphones, affordable software, cloud computing, crowdsourcing, social media.... The burgeoning consumer-tech market is creating new challenges for higher education IT departments. As increased ...

What started as a buzz word describing the influx of consumer devices spilling into enterprises around the globe, the “consumerization of IT” has developed rapidly into a very real push ...

It’s called the consumerization of IT – using consumer-oriented devices and applications for business use. Google apps, iPhones, LinkedIn, Gmail, AIM, Facebook, and so on. Like it or not, they’re here ...

Our IT organizations will either be a primary enabler of this phenomenon and learn to manage and govern it, or they will be largely pushed out of the way and marginalized. One trend has emerged with ...

The human microbiome — meaning all of our microbes’ genes — will reshape the consumerization of personalized medicine and diet. Following the human genome project, technological advancements have ...

What is IT consumerization? How does it affect you? And how is it changing the way IT departments work? We cover all this and more. In 2012, 55 percent of employees viewed work related data on their ...