A COVID setback for adidas, but digital foundation remains intact
With stores shuttered in lockdown, adidas CEO Kasper Rorsted remains committed to digital expansion.
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Aryaka’s SD-WAN gives Alibaba a welcome mat to the world
A managed Software-Defined Wide Area Network may prove to be a key tool in getting Alibaba an important entry point for businesses looking to break into what could be the next dominant world marketplace
Brian Sommer's Month in Brief - July
The COVID crisis continues, but life goes on in the enterprise tech sector. Here are July's highlights...
Putting your face on during a crisis - how L’Oréal's digital foundation is riding out COVID-19
Even in a pandemic, people still want to do their hair and make-up - which has played to L’Oréal's digital foresight.
AI in healthcare - will it help or just make things worse?
Those who laud the potential benefits of AI in healthcare are too often silent on the risk of exacerbating the healthcare system's current failings
Friday Rant - No, Minister! Why the New Radicals in government desperately need to get over their Silicon Valley fetish
The New Radicals reckon it's time to rip up the UK political inertia and bring in some Silicon Valley mindsets. Here we go again....
Artificial General Intelligence will not resemble human intelligence
Airplanes don't flap their wings like birds, and artificial general intelligence (AGI) will never think like the human brain, which is more complex than we imagine
Supply chain concern #1: Unpredictability. The cure? AI-enabled supply chain planning
Supply chain unpredictably is a top concern, but enterprises are wary of 'AI Snake Oil'. Noodle.ai's Gaurav Palta explores how to find value in AI-enabled planning
Appyling AI to the COVID-19 outbreak - projects that matter via C3.ai DTI and Microsoft
I generally blow off "AI awards" and "Exciting industry partnership announcements!" But I'm glad I made an exception for C3.ai's event. These real-world AI projects show how tech can be thoughtfully applied to vexing social problems.
COVID-19's unemployment legacy - how the State of New Mexico tackled a rise in citizen needs with cloud, cellphones and chat bots
Soaring unemployment is another side effect of the COVID-19 crisis and one that's being met head on in New Mexico with a tech-enabled agile response.
How can we measure fairness beyond bias, discrimination and other undesirable effects in AI?
The question of AI ethics and bias remains a potent one - but are we framing these issues in the right way? A better approach would be centered around AI fairness. But can fairness be monitored?
Enterprise hits and misses - the collaboration market heats up, Privacy Shield goes down, and retailers confront the next normal
This week - the collaboration market heats up as Microsoft Teams and Google Cloud jockey for news attention. Plus: the end of Privacy Shield raises huge economic (and data) questions. Whiffs include Twitter hacks, IBM, AirBnB, and 5G hype overdose.
'Golf science' provides a virtual hole in one for the R&A
Jack Nicklaus won this weekend's Open Championship - albeit virtually. A bold experiment with AI and analytics using archive footage to create a simulated golfing tournament.
Asana connects goals to work, maps data-driven roadmap for digital teamwork
With today's launch of Asana Goals, the work management vendor maps out a data-driven future to take digital teamwork to the next level
