Operationalizing AI — making the tech accessible, applicable and repeatable
Enterprises have started operationalizing AI. Infor's Rick Rider explains how to make this powerful technology accessible, applicable and repeatable
The skills gap extends inevitably to the cyber-security field.
Some stark conclusions about the current worldview around cyber-security.
What can you do with 1,000,000,000,000,000,000 Floating-point calculations per second (EXAflops)? Simulate nuclear weapons? Yes. Cure cancer? Maybe...
Digital retailer ASOS has had the worse year of its life so far, but CEO Nick Beighton reckons that the pain of 2019 can be put away.
Machine learning takes center stage at Workday Rising 2019 as the finance and HCM vendor unveils automation tools for a changing world
Tecpetrol needed to shift away from cumbersome paper-based ways of managing sub-contractors in the field.
It's time for the annual trip to the HR Technology Conference in Las Vegas. Here are the highlights of this years confab - the good, the bad and utterly indifferent.
Getting ahead of the compliance curve is an attractive proposition for auditors. But can robotics process automation play a role? Kent Bettisworth says yes - but as I learned at Controlling 2019, there are major caveats.
Service management is now a recurring revenue priority for business which opens up new opportunities for ServiceMax.
Why APIs are key to hitting “Go” on omni-channel retail
Omni-channel retail needs APIs to deliver a sought-after customer experience that leaves cash registers in the past, argues Mulesoft's Paul Crerand.
AI in manufacturing - a healthy counterpoint to some of the hype and the fear-and-loathing.
This week - is AI a tool for big tech supremacy, or a democratizing force? Offshoring alarmists get their reckoning, but they weren't wrong about everything. Blockchain gets skewered and Gartner gets quadranted. Your whiffs include my falling out with Alexa.
At the company’s Summit event in London this week, Snowflake’s Frank Slootman discussed what it takes to compete against, while relying on, the giants of public cloud
Sainsbury's wants to understand better what it is that customers want to eat and puts GCP on the menu.
AI is everywhere - not least front and center at this week's Microsoft Future Decoded conference in London.