Media Coverage

The Guardian: George Lawrie shares insights about how the Ever Given/Suez Canal disruption is still impacting global supply chain issues. Additional comments from Lawrie, Alla Valente, Glenn O’Donnell, Sandy Carielli, and Paul Miller about the ongoing supply chain crisis are also featured in articles from BBC Online, IT Brief Asia, ChannelLife Australia, and Security Brief New Zealand. Read the full Guardian article here. More insights on the global supply chain crisis here.

The Wall Street Journal: As Bed Bath & Beyond announces its first Chief Customer Officer, Judy Weader describes how more companies are hiring for such roles to help boost their bottom line. Read the full article here. Get more insights from Judy here.

The Wall Street Journal: Allie Mellen discusses the US Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency’s (CISA) new directive requiring federal agencies to fix known exploited vulnerabilities within specific time frames. Read the full article here. Read more from Allie here.

CNBC: VP & Research Director Glenn O’Donnell outlines how several elements of semiconductor production require vast amounts of power. Read the full article here. Read more insights from Glenn here.

Associated Press: Brendan Witcher says that even with excitement surrounding robot delivery, robots will still have to prove they create advantages. Read the full article here. Read more from Brendan here.

Reuters: Mike Proulx offers insights around what Facebook’s new Meta name change will mean for the company going forward. This article has also been syndicated to Yahoo! Finance, Business Insider India, Channel NewsAsia, ABC Australia and The Star Malaysia. Additional comments from Mike are also featured in several global outlets: USA Today BBC MarketWatch CNET MSN Handelsblatt The Vancouver Sun ITPro The Australian [...]

Forbes: Lori Wizdo shares predictions that will influence how B2B companies and leaders can make the shift to customer-centricity. Read the full article here. Read more from Lori here.

The Wall Street Journal: Fiona Mark describes how the merging of business and technology workers can drive specific software customizations targeting real-world business problems. Read the full article here. Read more from Fiona here.

The Wall Street Journal: David Mooter discusses the growing influence of open source among CIOs in a new interview. Read the full article here. Read more from David here.

The New York Times: Craig Le Clair weighs in on how pandemic-influenced labor shortages are accelerating acceptance of robots in the workplace. Read the full article here. Read more from Craig here.

The Wall Street Journal: Jay Pattisall shares insights on Omnicom’s latest earnings and how uncertain circumstances, like labor shortages and supply chain issues, are affecting advertisers and their campaign planning. Read the full article here. Read more from Jay here.

Fortune: Sucharita Kodali shares insights on why Amazon continues to grow despite the pandemic. Read the full article here. Read more from Sucharita here.

Bloomberg: Julie Ask shares insights with the outlet about new product announcements from Apple’s “Unleashed” event. Watch the full interview here. Read more from Julie here.

Quartz: Mike Proulx offers insights about how NFT marketplace OpenSea is impacting the overall NFT space. Read the full article here. Read more from Mike here.

The Globe and Mail: In this top Canadian business outlet, Harley Manning shares perspective about software company Alida, which helps large companies gather customer feedback and has recently announced millions in funding. Read the full article here. Read more from Harley here.

The Wall Street Journal: Sucharita Kodali explains why retailers and grocers are making investments in grocery delivery and automation in order to better compete. Read the full article here. Read more from Sucharita here.

VP, Research Director Mike Proulx weighs in on advertising impacts of Facebook’s recent outage. BBC: What happened to Facebook, WhatsApp, and Instagram? The Guardian: Facebook outage highlights global over-reliance on its services CNBC: Facebook probably lost millions of dollars this week — and the pain might not be over yet, experts say The Times: What [...]

The Wall Street Journal: Brandon Purcell shares how more businesses in the ticket sales industry are looking for new services to encourage repeat purchases and differentiate themselves from one another. Read the full article here. Read more from Brandon here.

The Business Times: Meng Liu discusses how a combination of regulatory and competitive pressures have accelerated overseas investments by China’s Big Tech firms, especially in Southeast Asia’s digital startups. Read the full article here. Read more from Meng here.