by Dominic Whaley | Oct 29, 2019 | Industry News, K2 Blog, Salesforce
The Salesforce economy is forecast to create 4.2 million net new jobs and $1.2 trillion in new business revenues by 2021 according to a new report from IDC. The huge growth within the Salesforce ecosystem mirrors that of the cloud computing industry as a whole which...
by Ottilie Wood | Sep 17, 2019 | Industry News, K2 Blog, K2 News
K2’s Madrid Director, Giovanni Palmieri, had the opportunity to discuss the many digital job opportunities available with top employers in Spain and Portugal at the recent AMETIC event in Madrid. The event,‘Meeting of the Digital Economy and Telecommunications was...
by Dominic Whaley | May 9, 2019 | Industry News, K2 Blog, SAP, Technology
Day two of SAPPHIRE NOW had a lot of announcements ranging from increased SAP S/4HANA capabilities to using the data warehouse to empower intelligent enterprise. If you missed the news, or did not get the chance to attend SAPPHIRE NOW, here’s our roundup of the...
by Dominic Whaley | May 8, 2019 | Industry News, K2 Blog, SAP
With SAPPHIRE NOW 2019 in full swing, we gathered together all of the biggest announcements from yesterday ranging from the increased partnership with Apple to expanding the data-driven core business tools derived from the Qualtrics acquisition: Win in the Experience...
by Dominic Whaley | Apr 24, 2019 | AI/Robotics, Enterprise Cloud, Enterprise on Premise, Industry News, Internet of Things, IoT, K2 Blog, Predictive Analytics
Early adopters have already been reaping the benefits of AI, but 2019 stands as the year that technologies such as AI, machine learning, Robotic Process Automation (RPA) and predictive analytics move from a novelty to standard practice for businesses in a wide variety...
by Dominic Whaley | Apr 18, 2019 | Industry News, K2 Blog, Salesforce
Salesforce has announced that it is to acquire the location-based software company, MapAnything. MapAnything’s location technology allows companies to align field activities with their business goals. The software was natively built on the Salesforce platform so...
