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Today's decision makers have no trouble finding enough data to make good business decisions. Their challenge is knowing what to ask and how to find the answers. At most companies, the answer doesn't lie in an expensive big data solution, but in building the capabilities to ask good questions.
Over the next three years, cloud adoption will come from companies that make little or no use of it today, and they will demand more options and features.
As the market for cloud computing matures, incumbents and innovators will need to adapt their go-to-market systems to meet the needs of the next generation of buyers.
New customers with new demands are fueling the growth of cloud computing, forcing providers to adapt.
Unprecedented media innovation is transforming the content landscape in which creators, aggregators and distributors interact with each other and with consumers.
Internet-connected content could be present in 60 percent of households by 2014, according to a Bain survey, and its uses are expanding.
As competition heats up for mobile, Internet and cable companies, the key to growth will be learning how to advance from being a “good enough” provider to one that customers get excited about.
Personal data could become an asset class, but government and industry leaders must first address fears about misuse.
How companies can ride the data wave.
Fewer than one in five executives believe IT is aligned with their top business needs.
Most businesses are flying blind when it comes to managing their IP portfolio.
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