On Rootstock's low-code ERP and enabling the touchless factory
Rootstock releases low-code capabilities in its cloud ERP, just in time to help manufacturers enable the touchless factory
IoT robotics and AI
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
IoT is icing on the cake for Göbecke Bakery’s back-to-work strategy
Smart Social Distancing technology from Software AG aims to help workforces get back to business while still staying safe.
Retail POS needs real-time data for a better customer experience
Retail innovation depends on real-time data from core systems at the point of sale. Neptune Software's Natalie Kouzeleas explains how a cloud POS helps retailers move fast
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....
Energy-from-waste giant Covanta burns through data to create trusted information
Under Director of Data Analytics Charles Link, the company is building a robust ‘data supply chain’ for easier business decision-making
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
Will contact tracing apps change the way consumers think about data value exchange?
With the rise of COVID-19 contact tracing apps, will consumers find more value in handing over their data? Zendesk's Jeff Titterton considers what this means for businesses
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.
