Peter Sayer
Senior Editor
Peter Sayer covers enterprise applications for CIO.com.
Tableau’s new Slack capabilities democratize data
Tableau is counting on Slack to make its data visualization tools more accessible and is adding new data prep and governance tools to make enterprise data more trustworthy.
Google faces $5B fine over Android browser and search engine ties
Google must stop forcing Android smartphone makers to install its search engine and browser on their phones, the European Union's antitrust authority has ruled.
Android and antitrust: The EU's Google case explained
The Android software in most smartphones is a mix of open-source software and proprietary software from Google -- and the European Union's antitrust authority is concerned that the way Google ties the two together could constitute...
Android and antitrust: What you need to know about the EU Google antitrust case
The Android software in most smartphones is a mix of open-source software and proprietary software from Google -- and the European Union's antitrust authority is concerned that the way Google ties the two together could constitute...
Domain operators: Your personal information can stay secret under GDPR
A Berlin court has refused ICANN's request that it force a domain name registrar to collect personal information for domain technical and administrative contacts
Internet exchange points team up to bring better MANRS to the internet
Enterprises stand to benefit from ISOC's latest campaign to get IXPs to clean up internet routing security
How 3D printing can affect your supply chain
3D printing has been used for prototyping for decades, but now it’s starting to creep into production process too. Even if you’re not printing things yourself, that change is going to have implications for your supply chain management....
Facebook says GDPR means ‘new privacy experiences for everyone’
Facebook will ask all its users to make decisions about how they want advertising on the platform personalized to their interests, and whether to continue sharing religious, relationship or political information on their profiles, as...
Indirect access: SAP offers a new way to pay
SAP is inviting customers to pay for its software per record created when they access it indirectly through third-party apps and services, and not per named user as it does today.
Don’t rush to deploy 5G if you want IoT security, agency warns
Flaws in 2G, 3G and 4G networks could be repeated in 5G, says EU IT security agency
SAP will shut down SAP Anywhere service for SMBs
Two years after its launch, the service had attracted around 30 active customers