This week - retailers extract lessons from the (omni) holiday reckoning. The future of work irrevocably distributed, and low-code (hype) is surging into 2022. Your whiffs include: the worst of CE revisited, and hacked Teslas doing the Rick Roll.
Can Brexit Britain really influence and hold its own on AI standards, when the US tech giants have their own agenda?
AI and Machine Learning can be powerful and useful technologies for marketers, but they need to be deployed with care.
Häagen-Dazs’ use of natural language user search analysis from Yext seen as key aid to European and Latin American shop chain.
Is BI still relevant? Why has BI user adoption remained a problem? If we look at BI's evolution, from dashboards to augmented analysis with AI, change is afoot. Will that lead to the end of BI - or, perhaps, to the fulfillment of its original mission?
This week - connected healthcare faces its biggest challenge: consumer trust. Supply chains pick up where we left off (a mess), and CES pulls off their big event (somehow). But was it revolutionary? I get called out on that one. Plus: Norton's crypto-mining debacle.
My diginomica piece on the last mile in AI deployment raised issues - how do you bring AI projects into production, while mitigating the risks? Here's how I responded to top AI deployment questions.
Most AI ethics reports get lost in the vague reassurance of good intentions. Deloitte's recent paper on the five biggest issues in tech industry ethics was different. Here's my critique - after a dialogue with the report's lead author.
Predictions are a perilous game indeed. But as we head into what is sure to be an AI-saturated 2022, a look back at these ten AI predictions from 2021 is instructive.
Is it time to move past ERP? Or can ERP make a case for its own relevance? It's a question for every customer undertaking a business transformation. Use these top picks as a sounding board, and let's continue the debate.
3M is on a major digital transformation journey that began with working out what digital actually means to it.
Avantra is seeking to shift the cost balance for SAP operations managers away from mostly maintenance to investing in the new.
COVID has hit the travel industry hard, but United Airline's digital teams have been busy to ensure that the crisis has not stalled innovation.
The latest Westminster policy conference on the data economy asks the question: can the UK live up to its data potential?
PagerDuty CEO Jennifer Tejada said that the company’s competitive position is favorable, as she doesn’t see other vendors bringing together AIOps, incident response and automation.
AI ethics has been a hot topic for about five years, but are we getting to the fundamental issues? Here's why well-intentioned ideas for preventing AI job loss come up short.
