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The impact of brand-agnostic customers and multinational accounting | #QBConnect

By Gabriel Pesek Oct 25, 2016

With the practices and strictures of even a single country’s tax code offering dizzying complexities, the move by Intuit Inc. to deploy its QuickBooks accounting software and services internationally may seem like a massive…

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Apple shares drop despite better-than-expected iPhone sales, Q1 outlook

By Robert Hof Oct 25, 2016

Despite slowing sales of iPhones as consumers waited for new models, Apple Inc. today reported better-than-expected sales of the devices and forecast current-quarter results higher than Wall Street is forecasting. Still, it’s clear that…

Innovation and experimentation: Implementing customer feedback in mobile enterprise | #QBConnect

By Gabriel Pesek Oct 25, 2016

With a history dating back to the early ’80s, Intuit Inc. has survived through some of the most turbulent times in the software world, in no small part due to its philosophies regarding the role…

Hiding the mess: PayPal’s efforts to clean up mobile mayhem | #QBConnect

By Nelson Williams Oct 25, 2016

Customers don’t care about a company’s backend, they don’t care about a company’s infrastructure spending, and they don’t care about partner relationships. What customers want is a quick, simple interaction with no hassle, according…

Same attacks, different devices: Internet of Things security transforms how the internet thinks | #ibmwow

By Bev Bellile Oct 25, 2016

IBM Corp.’s Internet of Things is fundamentally morphing the way businesses operate and how people interact with their world. As virtually everything can now be connected — from cars to appliances to fitness trackers —…

Erasing anonymity: How to prevent hacking with blockchain | #ibmwow

By Brittany Greaner Oct 25, 2016

The recent distributed denial of service attacks has everyone talking. The responsible party managed to take down more than 80 sites, including Twitter, Spotify and Amazon. But IBM Corp. has a technology that is working to…

Hype check: Why self-driving cars’ long-term impact is underestimated

By Kristen Nicole Oct 25, 2016

Connected car makers are getting a reality check. Pilot programs for fully and semi-autonomous self-driving cars have ignited a hype cycle that’s turning in on itself, with even well-funded initiatives from Apple Inc. dialing down expectations. Perhaps interested parties,…

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The impact of brand-agnostic customers and multinational accounting | #QBConnect

Apple shares drop despite better-than-expected iPhone sales, Q1 outlook

Innovation and experimentation: Implementing customer feedback in mobile enterprise | #QBConnect

Hiding the mess: PayPal’s efforts to clean up mobile mayhem | #QBConnect

Same attacks, different devices: Internet of Things security transforms how the internet thinks | #ibmwow

Erasing anonymity: How to prevent hacking with blockchain | #ibmwow

Hype check: Why self-driving cars’ long-term impact is underestimated

IBM augments Watson to better understand humans and data

Growing the power of small business with mobile accounting | #QBConnect

Cheers! Uber’s self-driving truck delivers 50,000+ cans of beer

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