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“Fitbit with 22.2%, Apple with 18.6%, and Xiaomi with 17.4%. Of course, in such a new product category, market share can be volatile, but they are far ahead of the No. 4 player, Garmin (4.1%), which largely caters to hard-core runners." Source: Wearables marketshare from IDC

Pretty good benefits/problem list, plus commentary on the “autonomy” angle. Source: Microservices Beyond the Hype: What You Gain and What You Lose

Pretty good benefits/problem list, plus commentary on the “autonomy” angle. Source: Microservices Beyond the Hype: What You Gain and What You Lose

Pretty good benefits/problem list, plus commentary on the “autonomy” angle. Source: Microservices Beyond the Hype: What You Gain and What You Lose

“Apple watches now account for more than five per cent of app usage, giving customers access to real-time flight status, gate information, a countdown to the departure time and the weather at their destination." Source: Usage of Apple Watch by British Airways Passengers

“Apple watches now account for more than five per cent of app usage, giving customers access to real-time flight status, gate information, a countdown to the departure time and the weather at their destination." Source: Usage of Apple Watch by British Airways Passengers

“Apple watches now account for more than five per cent of app usage, giving customers access to real-time flight status, gate information, a countdown to the departure time and the weather at their destination." Source: Usage of Apple Watch by British Airways Passengers

“The roughly 60 or so publicly traded software companies hold more than $380B in cash and short term investments on their balance sheets. Though Microsoft, Google, Cisco and Oracle possess 75% of that cash, 14 other companies have cash reserves of greater than $500M." Source: Tech companies that are likely to acquire startups in 2016

“The roughly 60 or so publicly traded software companies hold more than $380B in cash and short term investments on their balance sheets. Though Microsoft, Google, Cisco and Oracle possess 75% of that cash, 14 other companies have cash reserves of greater than $500M." Source: Tech companies that are likely to acquire startups in 2016

“The roughly 60 or so publicly traded software companies hold more than $380B in cash and short term investments on their balance sheets. Though Microsoft, Google, Cisco and Oracle possess 75% of that cash, 14 other companies have cash reserves of greater than $500M." Source: Tech companies that are likely to acquire startups in 2016