Lynn Greiner

Lynn Greiner has been interpreting tech for businesses for over 20 years and has worked in the industry as well as writing about it, giving her a unique perspective into the issues companies face. She has both IT credentials and a business degree.

Articles by Lynn Greiner

Xerox PARC: 50 years of innovation

  On July 1, 1970, the doors opened at Xerox's Palo Alto Research Center (PARC), with the charter to create "The Office of the Future",...

Collision from Home 2020 at a glance

When it became apparent that COVID-19 would make it impossible to hold the live Collision 2020 conference, Web Summit chief executive officer Paddy Cosgrave and his team pivoted towards an online event. In a mere eight weeks, they produced a conferencing platform

SAP CEO says outsourcing event platform ‘not the best decision’ after Sapphire technical glitches

Despite a rocky start that prevented many from tuning in on the first day, SAP's online Sapphire Now Reimagined still managed to attract 200,000 visitors, five times last year's in-person attendance in Orlando, according to chief executive officer Christian Klein, and more than one million views.

SAS Global Forum 2020 at a glance

Like most conferences this year, the 2020 SAS Global Forum (SGF) went virtual. The analytics giant staged a one-day online event offering all of...

Payments modernization in Canada

Payments Canada is forging ahead with its efforts to modernize the core payments infrastructure so it can keep up with the arrival of fintech...

Huawei Global Analyst Summit: Fibre is gold

Building infrastructure of any kind isn't cheap, and building communications infrastructure can be especially challenging. Yet carriers can't afford not to build out capacity;...

Microsoft Build 2020: Colour me Azure

The Microsoft Build conference is developer heaven. It's also a great place to learn what's coming for the rest of us in the Microsoft...

Huawei chairman says ‘survival is the keyword’ for the company right now

As U.S. sanctions against Huawei, the company is feeling the pain. At its 17th annual Global Analyst Summit this week, rotating chairman Guo Ping said, "Over the past year, many technologies became unavailable to us. Despite this, Huawei struggled to survive and is striving to move forward."

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