Last weekend I caught up with my old buddy Vijay Vijayasankar who is building a practice within IBM that serves the market for change. While we didn't talk about his role in the company I wanted to get his thoughts around the question of leadership and how that works in the modern enterprise. 

Vijay provides us with plenty of examples around how things work, how he learns and what he sees going o win the marketplace. 

Towards the end we get into a discussion about the lessons that can be drawn from the world of Test Cricket, which is a passion for both of us. 

And right at the end, I get a couple of free minutes of consulting advice that will help me going forward. 

A great conversation from someone I've admired for many years. 

During this week's hectic NRF show, Jon Reed recorded a podcast with ThreeKit. The background noise is a bit distracting but the content is up there as interesting on innovation for a show that attracts thousands of participants. 

He mentions getting his face into a VR thing. Sheesh - the things we do for the benefit of those who consume our stuff. 

This conversation with the co-founders of Ockam is interesting at multiple levels. We discuss the value of open source, scratching an itch as a motivator and why securing IoT matters.

On today's agenda, Jon gobbles up some fast food thinking at NRF Live, driverless cars are on the road(map)  and the data warehouse ain't dead yet. 

Welcome to the latest Future Enterprise podcast where we showcase the best content from diginomica. 

In this special episode, we talk to Sunil Pande, CEO VersAccounts. We first came across the company two years ago, covering a couple of customers. Today, we wanted to talk to the issues of trust and pricing enterprise software for SMBs and the challenge that represents. It's a frank discussion. 

On today's agenda, SaaS, CRM, non-profits, digital skills and going beyond on omni-channel retail transformation, and, of course, that slight inconvenience of divorce for Jeff Bezos, CEO Amazon. 

On today's agenda, we're off to Wales and India as well as checking in on Jobvite. contributions come from Stuart, Martin and Jon.

On today's agenda, a couple of strong use cases from Guardian Life (AWS) and AB InBev (customer knowledge) along with some Trumpian-economics related to the manufacturing sector - (yeah, they don't compute too well either.)

Enjoy...

Tom Raftery is a long time advocate for clean energy and while that has sometimes been a frustrating path to tread in the past, the last couple of years have seen enormous strides. 

In this episode, Tom talks to the excitement around energy generation innovation and especially storage, along with the place that IoT and the blockchain might take as we move forward. 

There are plenty of facts to draw upon with eye-popping numbers to keep you interested.