Like it or not, AI powered chatbots will be at the heart of what younger people rate as a great experience. ServiceNow's Philip van der Wilt explains why.
Those of you that have adopted the ‘new year, new me’ mantra and hit the gym with a newly purchased fitness tracker should consider how that data is being shared.
The question of robot rights has emerged as a much more nuanced topic than at first seems the case. We examine the pros and cons.
Could your activity tracker and health app be making your privacy rights sick?
An upbeat report on tech trends in US manufacturing finds tech can be used by manufacturers to offset impact of Trump's tariffs, but also that those tariffs aren't helpful.
AI technology has moved beyond the hype phase, but short-term adoption of AI in organizations will primarily come through third-party software and relatively straightforward application of Machine Learning, even though many organizations are not yet ready for the latter.
Frictionless enterprise, digital transformation, headless, serverless, XaaS, robots and scandal - Phil's look back on 2018 has it all
Emerging technology is at the heart of the financial data company’s ongoing transformation efforts, says CTO Shawn Edwards.
Jon's year brought him from AI hype overload to use case inspiration and back again. Hot topics include the digital skills gap, the farce of customer experience, and the return of the best of breed enterprise.
Madeline casts her eye back over a busy 2018 in tech.
Dennis takes a look back over 2018 in tech.
This week - we peel back the AI hype in search of use cases. ERP and SaaS vendors get an intellectual spanking. Plus: I hand out my annual cheeky enterprise blogger awards. As always, your whiffs - this time in 5G.
A look back over a year of innovation in AI
