OK, so what constitutes “slightly conscience”? In a definition of states of consciousness there is either consciousness or unconsciousness. There are also altered levels of consciousness ranging from confusion and delirium to stupor and coma. None of those seem “slight” … Continue reading →
By Lynette York – Organizations need automation to access data more efficiently so that decisions can keep up with today’s breakneck speed of business. To keep up with the pace of business today, leaders must constantly make quick decisions on behalf … Continue reading →
With user adoption being the most frequent reason for ECM implementation failures, number one on this list speaks directly to that point. Written by Joan Honig – When companies start looking at document management software, they may initially focus on the backend … Continue reading →
While the ransom itself is certainly painful, the actual data that is publicly compromised via the “name and shame” sites is the true exposure to organizations. Written by Charlie Osborne – One in seven ransomware extortion data leaks reveals business-critical operational … Continue reading →
By Sarah Wray – Artificial intelligence (AI) offers potential benefits for cities such as greater efficiency but there are also risks and new challenges, from procurement to governance. Such complexity can result in ‘analysis paralysis’ and stalled progress, or expensive … Continue reading →
Wow, so this is an interesting article. We run primarily on-prem for actual business production work and have a ton of connections and processes built around that instance. For me the big one is the update problem. We’ve had customers … Continue reading →
Maybe it is not precisely automation and more macro-esk, but if a user can do something else while an RPA program runs I’m good calling automation. By Mike Fitzmaurice – Robotic Process Automation (RPA) has had a lot of deserved success … Continue reading →
As younger generations grow up interacting with AI-enabled devices, more consideration should be given to the impact of this technology on children, their rights and wellbeing. AI-powered learning tools and approaches are often regarded as critical drivers of innovation in … Continue reading →
Seems to me the problem here will the government attempting to create laws for something it inherently does not understand. As a member of congress to explain what AI is. By Glenn Gow – As AI grows in impact in … Continue reading →
It was approaching midnight on Sunday and the head of IT at a Florida hospital had a problem.The emergency room of Jackson Hospital, a 100-bed facility on Florida’s panhandle, called to report that it couldn’t connect to the charting system … Continue reading →