Peter Sayer
Senior Editor
Peter Sayer covers enterprise applications for CIO.com.
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....
SAP turns to prepay and iOS to mobilize SAP Cloud Platform usage
SAP is looking to tried-and-tested methods from the mobile world to boost usage of its platform-as-a-service offering.
Share your earbuds to hold a conversation in a foreign language
Waverly Labs has added a new conversation mode to the software driving its Pilot earbuds
Nokia expands home networking reach with mesh Wi-Fi product
Nokia wants to help carriers upgrade their mobile networks to 5G -- but it also wants to give home Wi-Fi a boost
8 lesser-known videoconferencing options for work
If some of your workers are too far away to join you in your huddle room, here are eight options to help them feel they're really there.
9 new products for the enterprise from CES 2018
CES 2018 wasn’t just about electronics for consumers: It also saw the unpacking of a crate-load of products that can do duty in the enterprise. Here’s our pick of the delivery.
Self-driving vehicles head for Las Vegas consumer electronics show
If you want to see the future of self-driving vehicles forget the auto shows, head for CES
10 incredibly useful Excel keyboard shortcuts
Here are 10 incredibly useful Excel keyboard shortcuts you probably haven't discovered yet.
10 smart browser alternatives to Chrome for Android
Just because almost everyone else uses Google's Chrome browser on their Android smartphone, doesn't mean you have to.
10 alternative browsers for iOS
Chances are your corporate IT policy dictates which browser you use on your laptop or desktop. On your iPhone, though, you may be free to choose a more exotic browser, so we've rounded up 10 Safari alternatives -- some talkative, some...
Nvidia asks enterprises to join it in Holodeck VR environment
Nvidia is inviting 3D designers aboard its Holodeck, a high-resolution collaborative environment that businesses can use to design, develop and demonstrate their products in virtual reality.