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The Chaos Factory by Adam Wasserman

David Norfolk reviews “The Chaos Factory” by Adam Wasserman, an excellent historical guide to how IT got the way it is today.

IBM is actively encouraging the movement of mission critical workloads onto suitable public clouds using what it calls Intelligent Workflows.

Attending an analyst relations event for Zoho recently was thought-provoking for Bloor's David Norfolk, and not just because of its technology.

Global Legal Hackathon in London to progress the business of law, or to facilitate access to the law for the public.

Is this a technology you should care about and include in your plans? Here are the five things you need to know to answer that question.

A former developer’s perspective on low-code and no-code development.

How is this combination of "Big Blue" and Red Hat going to work? Isn’t it a clash of cultures? Will the sum be more than the two individual parts?

No Code is a major cultural change from Low Code and may be what the Mutable Business needs.

Citizen developers can run amok - they need to be governed.