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During the global pandemic, mental health services have become more important than ever before. According to the World Health Organization, it has triggered a 25% increase in the prevalence of anxiety and depression worldwide.   Unfortunately, for the organizations providing mental…

I was alerted to something today which perhaps will come to symbolize the somewhat flaky (sorry) nature of supply chains right now. For the second year in a row, Cadbury 99 Flakes, a UK staple for dessert, are going to…

“One, two, three, four, can I have a little more?” So begins The Beatles’ All Together Now, a lighthearted number that appears on the group’s tenth studio album, Yellow Submarine. Sung by Paul McCartney atop a grainy acoustic guitar, the…

For one of the greatest mountaineers in history, Reinhold Messner is an unassuming figure: a slight man, now in his late 70s, whose gentle demeanor and inviting blue eyes conceal a lifetime of adventure. When I met him this spring,…

What happens when you lose control of your data? You could download something from the web that is completely misinterpreted by data analysis, and you are earmarked as a troublemaker. This could affect your ability to rent an apartment or…

At the first summit for our European partners, we celebrated our thriving ecosystem of partners. We communicated our commitment and support for our channel partners and our growing partner community – they are at the core of our growth and…

I truly believe that when you have a passion in life, you work as hard as you can to make it a success. Software AG aside, my other passion is cycling. Technology has made a massive difference to my own…

Hopefully 2022 started off well for you. In reading the Forrester report, “Predictions 2022: Tech Leadership and Innovation,”  it looks like we’re in for continued – and some new – challenges. Of course, the pandemic persists in confusing and confounding the best-laid…

In summer 2021, Berlin’s Neue Nationalgalerie (New National Gallery) was reopened after six years of renovation. The building was originally architected in the late 1960’s by German-American Ludwig Mies van der Rohe (1886-1969) and is the epitome of his modernist architecture style. The refurbishment…

Planning for technology adoption in utilities involves never-ending cycles of regulation and change, moving as inexorably as constellations do around the North Star. I recently had the opportunity and privilege to support a field service webinar: “Lessons Learned from Technology…