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How The Cloud Made ‘Data-Driven Culture’ Possible | Part 1

BizAcuity

History and innovations in recent times. Cloud technology and innovation drives data-driven decision making culture in any organization. It is the epitome of modern technology right now with multi-dimensional innovations shaping every layer. The pandemic gave it the push it needed to accelerate in terms of growth and innovation.

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How The Cloud Made ‘Data-Driven Culture’ Possible | Part 2: Cloud Adoption

BizAcuity

We had a look at the way in which cloud computing transformed itself through some astonishing innovations in the past decade. Quick recap from the previous blog- The cloud is better than on-premises solutions for the following reasons: Cost cutting: Renting and sharing resources instead of building on your own. The story so far-.

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Leverage Blockchain Technology for Supply Chain Management

BizAcuity

Quite recently, the logistics industry was introduced to Edge and Fog cloud computing , to make the use of IoT devices (for analytics) cost-effective and efficient. Recent innovations by big players such as Oracle, Amazon and IBM have made blockchain technology much more accessible and easier to implement. Conclusion.

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150+ Top Global Cloud Thought Leaders and Next Generation Leaders of 2021

Whizlabs

Rick is a well experienced CTO who can offer cloud computing strategies and services to reduce IT operational costs and thus improve the efficiency. He guest blogs at Oracle, IBM, HP, SAP, SAGE, Huawei, Commvault, Equinix, Cloudtech. Prof Bill believes in the power of education and supports innovation from every way possible.

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Three Best Practices for ASC 718 Reporting

Insight Software

Unfortunately, at the time that so many tech startups were springing up in the early 2000s, accounting practices related to the expensing of equity-based compensation were not well standardized. Many emerging companies, in their zeal to appear as profitable as possible, chose not to recognize such expenses at the time they were incurred.