Insight Type: Analyst Insight

Calls for regulation have accelerated as Capitol Hill ramps up what it sees as anti-competitive behavior to widespread abuse of technology hurting privacy, security and democracy.
With the pandemic still limiting or eliminating fans in the stands, sports has had to adapt with technology and creativity to deliver a fan experience that keeps fans engaged and invested in their teams and leagues. A look at the digital transformation of sports.
Amazon has made large hiring and upskilling investments throughout the global pandemic. This has led to more than 100,000 jobs. Why these investments are good for the future of Amazon and its overall brand affinity.
Tesla CEO Elon Musk is setting up the company for domination, which requires long-term plans that may disappoint in the short run.
With its new privacy update impacting the way advertisers collect data, Apple is changing the complexion of data collection which will materially change the way advertisers collect and use data to deliver targeted ads and customer experience.
In this new episode of the Futurum Tech Webcast – Women in Tech Series, Futurum co-founder Shelly Kramer talks with Women Who Tech’s Allyson Kapin about their newly released The State of Women in Tech and Startups Report 2020, what the tech industry looks like from the female perspective, and how that’s changed since their 2017 research study. This report should be required reading for any leader in the technology space, and this conversation is likely one you don’t want to miss.
In the world of tech and venture capitalism, specifically, there remains a large gap between the number of women and minorities actively launching new companies and attracting support from funders. This year, IBM’s Hyper Protect Accelerator program aims to lessen the gap by focusing on companies with diverse teams.
What will the biggest tech and digital transformation trends be for 2021? In this piece we highlight 10 of the biggest trends that will impact the way we work, live and communicate in the coming year.
The announcement was met with investor excitement, driving NVIDIA’s share price up as much as 8% and adding more than $25 billion to its market value — about two-thirds of the equity needed to make the acquisition.
After COVID-19 hit, many companies including Google made massive cuts to their marketing budgets, but a comeback is underway and tech companies are leading the way through investment and a focus on investing in their customers.
As we continue to deal with the pandemic, companies have to continue to deliver great customer experience. This starts by utilizing data and tools that eliminate friction and keep customers satisfied and connected to brands. Here are 4 metrics brands should keep their eyes on.

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