This week Ken reviews an article from MIT Sloan on The New Elements of Digital Transformation, CoStar acquiring Homesnap, Walmart's Holiday Drone Light Show, HEY letting you literally email a dumpster fire, and Nat Berman reflecting on potential.

This week Ken reviews an article from Greylock Partners on The Evolution of Cloud, OpenPhone launching v3.0 with a Series A raise, Apple's App Store Small Business Program, an ebook on Digital Transformation for 2021, and the Raspberry Pi 400.

Digital does not always equal digital transformation. The difference relates to the scale and scope, as well as the number of people, departments, and systems a digital initiative touches.

How does open source impact all stages of the software development lifecycle (SDLC)? What are the approaches to migrating legacy systems versus starting a greenfield initiatives versus MVPs?

People don't buy from corporations and they don't support organizations. People buy because of emotion and they support the causes they are passionate about.

How do you apply digital transformation and innovation to fashion and retail? In this briefing, Ken provides a rundown based on his experience leading these efforts in today's top retailers.

How do you go from side hustle to startup? Further, how do you balance a full-time job at a place like Amazon, a marriage, and kids, yet still stay sane growing a new venture?

We track everything from our steps, finances, and fingernail clippings today. It's gotten out of control. And it has to stop.

Ken and Camilla Velasquez, SVP, discuss how technology and product decisions have helped co-employers like Justworks bridge the gap to smaller businesses by providing critical resources that help them acquire the best talent, normalize remote work and provide much-needed resources for physical, mental and financial well-being of their employees.

On this week's episode of Sync, Ken and Solutions Engineering Manager Neil Manvar discuss how application monitoring and error tracking services like Sentry can ensure your racquetball match—or other important part of your life—goes uninterrupted through proactive checks and balances that help you diagnose, fix, and optimize the performance of your code.