Which company do you believe is truly defining the future of technology?

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SAP7%

IBM13%

Amazon24%

Microsoft32%

Google11%

Red Hat1%

Oracle3%

Vmware1%

None of the above4%

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CTO in Consumer Goods, 11 - 50 employees

None of these companies are innovators. Just take the data space as an example. Snowflake and Databricks are outperforming all the superscalers. They’ve all been disrupted and are just trying to keep up on feature parity. Other than Mircosoft, none of them have been able to build a BI tool in-house.

AI space… IBM Watson never delivered. Google sat on their research. Generative AI burst on the public scene because of a tiny company, OpenAI.

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