This week - Google Cloud and AWS are the latest to face the economic headwinds - what can we learn? Tech layoffs are everywhere - but are they the best response? Your whiffs include: Valentine's Day, via ChatGPT.
Professor Wil van der Aalst, Chief Scientist at Celonis, explains how an object centric approach transforms process mining from two dimensional to three dimensional.
With the ServiceMax acquisition now complete, PTC's CEO outlines some of the things that customers can expect to see come next.
Globality’s AI-based sourcing platform is helping BT to optimize its multi-billion-pound annual investment in third-party resources and activities.
JAGGAER is bringing AI and automation to processes such as sourcing, contracts and supplier onboarding to help global businesses manage direct spend more efficiently.
This week - earnings reports are in, but so are layoffs. What conclusions can we draw? Generative AI hype has reached a fever pitch, but where are today's use cases? The Metaverse and NFTs get fresh analysis, and we polish our collective BS detectors.
Post-Davos, a personal view of the impact of generative AI on creative, knowledge-based, and professional jobs.
Krishna argues that IBM has done all the right groundwork to monetize AI developments.
Some of the world’s leading experts debate whether quantum technology means a moment of transformative change, or a slow march into a brand-new world
A WEF panel talks up socially conscious venture capitalism – and Tom Siebel shoots it down. Who’s right?
An epochal discussion at the World Economic Forum on generative AI prompts the question: will AI vendors be sued by every content creator on the planet?
This week - Davos stoked the fires of essential tech debates - now we have to solve them. Enterprise tech spending forecasts are still up, but downgraded by consumer tech woes (and layoffs). Can next-gen tech overcome practical (budget) barriers? Your whiffs include... pet fish abusing credit cards.
A software pioneer seems to agree with the US government over its AI Bill of Rights rather more than he claims
Initial public offerings (IPOs) can seem to be a daunting challenge in today's economy. But even now, it's possible to brave the turbulent market conditions - if you start with the right foundations. David Appel of Sage Intacct sets out the practical steps.
Global exports of creative services exceeded $1 trillion in 2020. And yet the British Government seems worryingly quiet about fostering creative sectors in the UK. Not only this, but it seems ignorant to the changes occurring at the intersection of creative fields and digital technologies…
Is "intelligent automation" buzzword bingo, or a genuine step forward to an Automation Economy? Automation Anywhere CEO Mihir Shukla fielded my pesky automation questions - and explained how customers can avoid RPA silos and get a better automation result.
