Will Salesforce avoid the mistakes of history and let Tableau stay independent?
There is more to the Salesforce acquisition of Tableau than just a question of whether Tableau will remain an independent company in the long term.
The accessibility blog contains short pieces of news and thoughts on accessibility and usability. Accessibility covers making all of ICT easier to use by people with disabilities and challenges and how to make peoples lives easier by the use of ICT. Deeper examination of product and supplier matters appear in Peter Abrahams publications and articles for Bloor Research.
Salesforce acquires Tableau and Logi acquires Zoomdata
For too long there have been too many BI/analytics vendors. Now there are two fewer.
Bloor agrees partnership with Disruptive.Live and launches Bloor TV
Bloor TV will bring analyst insights and reports to life in a new, easily consumable way with a range of live stream and video programmes.
Why No Code rather than Low Code - It’s a culture thing, not a technology thing
No Code is a major cultural change from Low Code and may be what the Mutable Business needs.
Egress – some real guidance on the Insider Threat
A well-conducted survey sponsored by Egress highlights a growing disconnect between the views of data security of IT leaders and of their staff, which increases risk generally.
Diary Location Field Past its Sell by Date
The location field in electronic diaries has not changed in over 20 years. It is inadequate to support modern integrated apps and accessibility requirements. I was an early adopter of Personnel Digital Assistants (PDA). In 1997 I was working for…
A Day in the Life of Apple Watch 3
A year ago I wrote about my new Apple Watch 2, recently I got an Apple Watch 3 so it is time for a day in the life of Apple Watch 3.
Signly automated signing for the profoundly deaf
Signly a UK Startup provides automated signing to help profoundly deaf people who use BSL
Aira provides a remote personal assistant for blind people
Aira is providing a remote assistant for blind people. Video streaming, GPS and other apps will mean people with vision impairments can be more independent.