IDC TechTalk

In this Podcast, we discuss how technology is changing how we work, where we work – and even redefining our work “colleagues”.

Marianne Kolding sits down with Miles to talk about how IDC sees the developments in the future workspace, work culture and work force.

Workplace of the Future Conference UK - http://bit.ly/2yLOIbS

Workplace of the Future Conference Germany - http://bit.ly/2DJV22e

Workplace of the Future Conference France - http://bit.ly/2G0HZeE

Digital Workplace & Mobility Conference Switzerland - http://bit.ly/2Gap5W1

In honour of International Women's Day, we are highlighting IDC’s “Women in Tech”, who for many years, have been playing an active role in shaping the technology research business. In this special episode we will be discussing/sharing views from our best and brightest IDC women on gender diversity in tech world.

Smartphones in themselves were a big technological revolution that fundamentally changed society, we are also seeing emerging technologies; such as Wearables, Augmented Reality and Virtual Reality, altering how we interact with out everyday lives. So what other changes can they bring? How could mobile AI advance these devices further? Is this a market that will continue to grow and live up to the hype?

With Mobile World Congress right around the corner; Francisco Jeronimo sits down with Miles to discuss what we may see from these markets in 2018 and what changes it could bring along.

IDC's Mobile World Congress Preview

Beyond The Smartphone: A World of Pervasive Mobile Connectivity

Register Here - http://bit.ly/2notM49

The next 'G' in mobile is coming, but what does this actually mean? How much faster is it? When will it be implemented? Do we actually need it? In this podcast John Delaney sits down with Miles to discuss 5G and explore these questions.

In December and January, IDC runs a series of webcasts known as the FutureScapes, in which our expert analysts give their top ten predictions for the coming year.

Tom Meyer and Phil Carter Present IDC's Predictions for Europe - https://youtu.be/BprMTcdgo7w

The webcasts are also recorded so you can listen to them when is convenient for you. For more information about the FutureScapes you can go here http://bit.ly/2xNMLJm

In December and January, IDC runs a series of webcasts known as the FutureScapes, in which our expert analysts give their top ten predictions for the coming year. In the third episode of this series, Marta Munoz sits down to talk about the Internet of Things in 2018, does it live up to the hype?

Tom Meyer and Phil Carter Present IDC's Predictions for Europe - https://youtu.be/BprMTcdgo7w

The webcasts are also recorded so you can listen to them when is convenient for you. For more information about the FutureScapes you can go here http://bit.ly/2xNMLJm

Products will increasingly become platforms in manufacturers’ business ecosystems. There will be multiple partners contributing to joint products and services in order to deliver a high customer experience. Therefore, collaborating in ecosystems will become a key competitive advantage, which requires that the underlying B2B and B2B2C processes will be transformed accordingly. Processes will have to become highly flexible, scalable, automated and smart to adapt to changing market needs in real-time. Technologies like cloud, robotics, cognitive solutions and IoT will be the major pillars of process transformation in business ecosystems. In this podcast Stefanie Naujoks sits down with Miles to explore this topic.

In December and January, IDC runs a series of webcasts known as the FutureScapes, in which our expert analysts give their top ten predictions for the coming year. In the second episode of this series, Duncan Brown sits down to talk about, of course, GDPR and it's potential impact on the world of security.

The webcasts are also recorded so you can listen to them when is convenient for you. To register to Philip Carter's FutureScape webcast you can go here http://bit.ly/2zJmz6G

For more information about the FutureScapes you can go here http://bit.ly/2xNMLJm

In December and January, IDC runs a series of webcasts known as the FutureScapes, in which our expert analysts give their top ten predictions for the coming year. In the first of short special series of IDC TechTalk, Philip Carter sits down to provide a preview of the FutureScapes, what topics will be covered and how they can be beneficial to you and your business.

Tom Meyer and Phil Carter Present IDC's Predictions for Europe - https://youtu.be/BprMTcdgo7w

The webcasts are also recorded so you can listen to them when is convenient for you. For more information about the FutureScapes you can go here http://bit.ly/2xNMLJm

With connected cars capturing location, driving behavior, and vehicle diagnostics, insurers now have an opportunity to think beyond Usage Based Insurance (UBI) and extend the application of the technology to develop other use cases. Automakers can benefit by augmenting their products with new, compelling customer-centric value propositions in partnership with industries like insurance. This podcast highlights that it is vital for automakers and insurers to gain a clear understanding of the possible points of convergence and collaborate effectively to make the most of these opportunities.

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'Connected Cars: An Exciting Convergence Point for Insurers and Automakers to Monetize Data to Deliver Great Customer Experience' http://bit.ly/2iYzqa0