Workday's Aneel Bhusri - AI can deliver on its possibilities, but needs to be regulated This article is sponsored by:
Workday has been delivering AI, including Large Language Models, for years, says Bhusri.
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Zoom’s growth has softened since COVID-19 peak, but enterprise sales up and forecasts raised This article is sponsored by:
The Zoom mania that was seen during the height of the pandemic has subsided, but the company does still have some positive signals for the future.
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Chief Revenue Officer at DevOps specialist CircleCI abandoned a career in banking to switch to tech.
Knowledge is power - the need for certainty in today’s service businesses
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Scott Brown of Certinia argues for a single source of certainty - and details the power of knowledge from running Services-as-a-Business.
Monday Morning Moan - BT fuels the AI job stealing paranoia, but the empty calories of its word salad won't help customer service levels This article is sponsored by:
BT's plans to slash headcount using AI is word salad of the highest extreme, full of empty calories.
Knowledge 2023 - ServiceNow CEO Bill McDermott on the value of a ‘one company’ strategy This article is sponsored by:
McDermott sits down with diginomica to discuss how the ServiceNow platform allows organizations to move beyond their organizational silos and operate as ‘one company’
Sapphire Orlando '23 - are SAP's AI ambitions in line with customer priorities? Inside the SAP SuccessFactors generative AI news This article is sponsored by:
Didn't get enough about SAP's AI plans from the keynotes? Want more specifics on the strategy and timeframe? You've come to the right place, as I dig deeper into SAP's generative AI news for SuccessFactors with SAP's Meg Bear.
Big problem - why half of tech workers are planning to quit their job due to toxic workplace culture This article is sponsored by:
Toxicity in tech is being exacerbated by rising job losses.
Knowledge 2023 - ServiceNow looks beyond general purpose generative AI to domain-specific use cases This article is sponsored by:
ServiceNow demonstrated some live examples on stage during its keynote this week at Knowledge 2023, which highlight the interesting interplay between process automation and generative AI.
AI truth is "user assembly required"
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With all the focus on what generative AI is adding, we're ignoring what it's taking away, argues Salesforce's Peter Coffee.
Zoholics - the last stop, but plenty of announcements This article is sponsored by:
Zoho had a ton of product direction announcements that spoke to bringing all products up to the same level of business complexity, adding a solo entrepreneur set of modules, and, of course, a number of thoughts on AI. Here are the highlights.
How Intel builds diversity into its supply chain with $2.2 billion spend This article is sponsored by:
A clear focus on diverse suppliers benefits communities, but also adds resilience and value for Intel.
Budget agility is king. Here's how CMOs can achieve it
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In lean times, budget agility is everything - and marketing teams must find a way to do more with less. But how? Planful’s CMO Rowan Tonkin explains how marketing leaders can remain agile.
The center of excellence evolves - why an ERP CoE matters more than ever
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Traditional Centers of Excellence (CoE) are stuck in the past while enterprise software forges ahead. Joshua Greenbaum makes the case for change - your ERP modernization project may depend on it.
