The pace of technological change is one of the biggest challenges facing industry executives today. In a market of economic uncertainty, technology companies are changing their business strategies in order to adapt for success.
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| Technology Predictions 2012 How will the global economy impact consumer tech spending? Why will big data be a big deal? Are hard times ahead for the hard disk, and what is "scatter cushion computing"? Deloitte's Technology, Media & Telecommunications (TMT) global industry group proudly presents TMT Predictions 2012. Download predictions, listen to podcasts, take a poll, watch videos, and join the conversation. |
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| IFRS Industry Insights: The Revenue Recognition Project - An update for the software industry This Deloitte IFRS Industry Insight publication highlights aspects of the revised Exposure Draft (ED) that may significantly affect software entities and provides insight to assist in the assessment of the potential impact of these revised proposals. |
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| Technology Trends 2011: The natural convergence of business and IT Deloitte's annual Technology Trends report examines the ever-evolving landscape of technology put to business use. Although it is written from the perspective of the CIO, it will also inform business executives on exciting new possibilities to apply technology to address their most pressing business challenges. |
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| Social Software for Business Performance Deloitte's Center for the Edge has issued a new point of view addressing the business value of social software. The paper discusses how companies can leverage social software to significantly enhance business performance in the short-term and transform it in the long-term. |
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A balancing act: What cloud computing means for business, and how to capitalize on it Cloud computing is not a passing fad. It is already a compelling computing services option for many situations, and is rapidly gaining momentum in the market. As the market matures, companies will be challenged to adopt cloud computing services models in order to remain agile and competitive. Making this transition is a strategic business issue, and will require the engagement of top business leaders, working closely with the CIO. |