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CNBC – Young people have a popular pandemic pastime: Filling, then abandoning, e-commerce shopping carts
CNBC: Senior Analyst Emily Pfeiffer describes how retailer inventories are affected by consumers filling up e-commerce shopping carts but not seeing purchases through. Read the full article here.
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CNN – Coronavirus: Fact vs Fiction
CNN: CNN’s Chief Medical Correspondent Dr. Sanjay Gupta features Senior Analyst Andrew Hewitt on his award-winning daily news podcast, Coronavirus: Fact vs Fiction, to discuss return to work in a post-pandemic environment. In an episode entitled “The New 9 to 5,” Hewitt offers his predictions for the future of office work and what’s surprised him so far. Additional information about Hewitt’s appearance on the podcast, named one of Apple’s Biggest [...]
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The New York Times – The Robots Are Coming for Phil in Accounting
The New York Times: “With RPA, you can build a bot that costs $10,000 a year and take out two to four humans:” VP & Principal Analyst Craig Le Clair offers his perspective about the growing viability of RPA bots as a featured source in noted tech columnist, robotics influencer, and New York Times bestselling author Kevin Roose’s latest column. Le Clair also shares [...]
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CNN – The pandemic forced a massive remote-work experiment. Now comes the hard part
CNN: In a new feature interview, Senior Analyst Andrew Hewitt discusses how workers and employers can expect to hit bumps in the road as they navigate a future hybrid workforce model. He adds when it comes to the workforce post-pandemic, remote work will no longer be considered a special perk. This also has also been syndicated to MSN. Read the full [...]
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The Economic Times – Many firms have no leadership to handle remote work: Report
ET HR World: Many companies still don’t have the leadership and management experience to handle remote work. This article features commentary from Andrew Hewitt, Katy Tynan, and David Johnson about how firms should build out their respective remote work strategies. DigiconAsia has also published a feature article quoting various Forrester analysts about a year of COVID-19 and what 2021 will look like as we keep adjusting to [...]
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Forbes – Email Still Trumps Slack—That’s Why Hackers Are Targeting Microsoft Exchange Servers
Forbes: In an article discussing why hackers target Microsoft Exchange email servers, VP & Principal Analyst Art Schoeller explains that the reason could be because “Exchange, whether in the cloud or on-premise, is almost a monopoly in businesses.” Read the full article here.
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Handelsblatt – Wie Microsoft Hologramme in die Arbeitswelt bringen will
Handelsblatt: The “Internet of Holograms could become the new standard and influence the future of work:” This German business daily has published insights from VP & Principal Analyst J.P. Gownder about Microsoft’s Mesh and mixed reality. Read the full article here.
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Le Monde – Cinq questions sur la pénurie historique des consoles et cartes graphiques
Le Monde: In an article about the historic shortage of consoles and graphics cards, the French daily shares insights from VP & Research Director Glenn O’Donnell about a global lack of semiconductors. Read the full article here.
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The Wall Street Journal – Year of Living Remotely: When 365 Days Went ‘Poof’ Into the Cloud
The Wall Street Journal: VP & Principal Analyst J.P. Gownder shares his perspective about how the home office has changed over the past year. With 40% of global companies feeling their IT infrastructure was prepared to handle remote work, there has been a “run” on videoconferencing software with most deployments conducted in “fire-drill fashion,” he adds. Read the full [...]
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Süddeutsche Zeitung – Twitter: Von der Ratlosigkeit des Sauriers
Süddeutsche Zeitung: Senior Analyst Jessica Liu speaks to the German daily Sueddeutsche Zeitung about Twitter’s latest acquisitions and in which direction the social platform could move going forward. Read the full article here.
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Business Insider – Pandemic pressure is causing marketers to fall back in love with traditional ad agencies
Business Insider: VP & Principal Analyst Jay Pattisall speaks with Business Insider about how marketers bringing talent in-house to replicate the work of an outside agency can be expensive and time-consuming. Read the full article here.
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Associated Press – Corporations become unlikely financiers of racial equity
Associated Press: VP & Principal Analyst Dipanjan Chatterjee discusses why corporations are emerging as an unexpected leading source of funding for social justice. This article has also been syndicated to ABC News, US News and World Report, and Yahoo! Finance. Read the full article here.
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Bloomberg – Huawei Pivots to Fish Farms, Mining After U.S. Blocks Its Phones
Bloomberg Businessweek: Principal Analyst Charlie Dai discusses the need for Huawei and other Chinese firms to invest in emerging technologies in their search for growth boosters amid US government restrictions. This article has also been syndicated to BloombergQuint, The Edge, and Caixin. Read the full article here.
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The Economist – The importance of “omnichannel” strategies
The Economist: The publication cites Forrester data in a special report about the future of shopping. The Food Stall section references figures on the growth of online grocery sales. Read the full article here.
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The Financial Times – How Stripe became Silicon Valley’s most prized asset
Financial Times: As Silicon Valley startup Stripe seeks to expand its products and global reach, Senior Analyst Lily Varon says other companies are seeing similar opportunities to enter the payment systems landscape. Read the full article here.
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Marketplace – Amazon bets a billion a year that NFL’s “Thursday Night Football” will draw customers
Marketplace: Principal Analyst Jim Nail discusses why Amazon will pay nearly $1 billion a year to be the exclusive carrier of “Thursday Night Football: “Amazon is so enormous that a billion dollars for them is not the same as a billion dollars would’ve been for Fox or another network.” Read the full article here.
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The Washington Post – Amazon built its own health-care service for employees. Now it’s selling it to other companies.
The Washington Post: Principal Analyst Arielle Trzcinski discusses the growth of Amazon Care and how the tech giant is tailoring its strategy to “build a model that will work and meet consumers where they are.” Trzcinski’s insights about Amazon Care are also included in the Financial Times. Read the full article here.
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Reuters – Square’s $297 million deal for Jay Z’s music service Tidal may bring blockchain to masses
Reuters: In the wake of Square’s plans to buy Tidal, VP & Principal Analyst Martha Bennett describes how companies and artists using blockchain-based systems to sell music have limited success. This article has also been syndicated to Financial Post. Read the full article here.
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The Wall Street Journal – Salesforce CIO and Team Help Write, Test Return-to-Work Software
The Wall Street Journal: VP & Principal Analyst Bobby Cameron shares insights about why CIOs at leading enterprise tech companies like Salesforce should work directly with company product engineers to develop and test business software for customers. Read the full article here.
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China Daily – Huawei bets on own OS to create ‘ecosystem’
China Daily: Principal Analyst Charlie Dai speaks about Huawei’s decision to accelerate R&D and build an open tech ecosystem of its own, as the company transitions from Google’s Android operating system to HarmonyOS. Read the full article here.