Rob Enderle

The pandemic has caused many trends to accelerate significantly during 2020 and some will remain with us for most of 2021. Of the things that the pandemic

This week IBM provided an update on IBM Research and where they are focusing their resources. IBM Research is one of the most extensive collections of

Huawei has been running a series of roundtables talking about the enormous problems that need to be addressed to make the world a better and safer place.

This week Huawei held an expert roundtable on the state of artificial intelligence, and it was a fascinating event. Speakers on the panel included Mark

This week Huawei held an expert roundtable on the state of artificial intelligence, and it was a fascinating event. Speakers on the panel included Mark

We hear a lot about the concept of a Circular Economy, mostly driven from the PC, and in HP's case, the printer side of the major IT vendors. The concept

Most partnerships I cover seem to be in name only where the most significant progress is the announcement itself, and after it is over, nothing much seems

This week I took a briefing from Microsoft on their Cloud For Healthcare effort, and I was impressed. The solution appeared significantly better than the

The closest thing to a general-purpose AI is likely to come out of the efforts to allow cars to drive themselves.  This result is because this will be,

Dell Technologies World is a fascinating conference, particularly concerning robotics. Over the years, particularly at this year's event, they highlighted

Social Media is increasingly more of an impediment than a benefit to everything from elections to maintaining brand image. Trolls, paid influencers, and

I've often been brought in to look at failed projects to understand what the company did wrong to avoid making the same mistakes again. When I get these