"The lights are all green" - ServiceNow CEO Bill McDermott puts foot to the floor for growth in the Vaccine Economy
Digital transformation imperatives have accelerated as the Vaccine Economy takes shape and ServiceNow's CEO aims to keep up to speed.
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Enterprise hits and misses - Zoom pays full price for Five9, marketers grapple with AI and ABM, and supply chain managers get a call to action
This week - Zoom buys Five9 for a heady price - will it pay off? Retailers prepare for the omni-holidays, supply chain managers get a logistics wake-up call, and blockchain finds an enterprise use case? Your whiffs include goofy AI music.
Robotics & AI - why the UK must stage a skills intervention
A new white paper on plugging the robotics and AI skills gap in the UK is published, but what’s really needed is a complete change of attitude.
Marketing AI – plenty of use cases, but we’re just getting started
What can the combination of AI and marketing achieve in the real world?
The five laws of robotic software automation
Israeli software company NICE talks about how to prevent ‘robot anxiety’, crime, and techno abuse. But can its plan work?
Ain't misbehaving - two SAP users in pursuit of perpetual innovation
Interest rates based on your spending behavior and feeding billions with wasted grain - two SAP customers share insights into how they’re using technology to innovate.
Why is AI harder than we think?
A new paper explains why AI is harder than we think - and predicts another AI Winter on the horizon. How well does the argument hold up? Let's delve in.
Oracle Live in review - Steve Miranda on how customers get from legacy to agile, and the potential of voice UI for the enterprise
When Oracle Live comes around, Steve Miranda is always up for a good back and forth around the announcements. This time up? I ask Miranda about the challenges of getting to cloud agility - and he responds to my questions on voice UI for the enterprise.
The architecture of future-proof ERP
What kind of ERP will be right for your organization’s future? Claus Jepsen of Unit4 argues for microservices, APIs, ML-based automation, and support for developers to build value-add apps on top of the platform.
Coming soon! UK AI strategy - the same, only more so
This week’s eForum on AI policy tries to locate the signal amidst the noise regarding the UK’s strategy, with help from Professor Dame Wendy Hall.
Why has Infor agreed to sell its EAM business to Hexagon AB?
It was revealed this week that Infor is selling its EAM business to ‘digital reality’ vendor Hexagon AB for $2.75bn. We dive into the significance of the deal.
Enterprise hits and misses - storefronts face off with e-commerce, hybrid work policies emerge, and workplace neurodiversity gets a call to action
This week - the retail plot thickens as retailers choose divergent strategies. Collaborative work technology is surging, but are new "hybrid" policies already stale? Your whiffs include my worst workplace nightmare coming true.
AI ethics have consequences - learning from the problem of autonomous weapons systems
AI ethics can seem like an academic exercise - that's not the case for autonomous weapons. A defining AI ethics issue for our time is heating up.
Drones - are we opening our skies to nuisance and chaos?
A key area of debate is conspicuous by its absence at a recent policy conference on drones. Drone deliveries may make life in our cities unbearable.
