It's time for the annual trip to the HR Technology Conference in Las Vegas. Here are the highlights of this years confab - the good, the bad and utterly indifferent.
Getting ahead of the compliance curve is an attractive proposition for auditors. But can robotics process automation play a role? Kent Bettisworth says yes - but as I learned at Controlling 2019, there are major caveats.
At Controlling 2019, keynote speaker Barb Rojas of the Discovery Channel put an interesting twist on IT/business alignment. How do you impose governance on business users, without stifling their cloud pursuits? After the keynote, our podcast took the conversation further.
A positive assessment of Artificial Intelligence in a report from the electronics giant, but with necessary skepticism about its aims and presentation.
RaaS offers a fast, cost-effective, less risky and scalable way to adopt automated technologies.
The British Prime Minister took full advantage of a UN General Assembly address to the world's leaders to pitch a tech-enabled Brexit Britain - or that was the theory at least.
A UK Government report on automation and the future of work has some very British calls to action, but wider learnings for global consideration.
Kroger's tie-up with Ocado has some big ambitions to meet in an increasingly competitive US online retail sector.
FedEx doesn't need Amazon, it says. It might need to face up to its fears about the e-commerce giant however.
Domino's is piloting the next step in digital delivery via a tie-up with robotics firm Nuro.
A devastating warehouse fire hurt Ocado earlier this year, but also pointed to the resiliency of the business model.
UK Robotics Week showed how the UK’s Robotics Hubs are reaching out to the world.
The complex world that arises when you try to apply ethics to autonomous machines.