Author’s note: Short and to the point. Too often in business we shortsightedly look for a solution to a specific problem to get it resolved quickly and move on without looking at the bigger picture of the problem is simply … Continue reading →
While I do agree with all of these points being critically important I believe the UX focus is highest on the list. More ECM implementations fail due to a lack of user adoption than for any other reason. This project … Continue reading →
This comes as no great surprise. Think about the last time you were in auto-attendant hell with no way to escape. It’s maddening. If you don’t give users the alternative to speak with real human you risk losing them as … Continue reading →
Among them, Dynamic M Query Parameters to support SQL Server has the potential to be particularly useful to Power BI platform users, according to Doug Henschen, an analyst at Constellation Research. Dynamic M Query Parameters is a data preparation tool that enables … Continue reading →
Seriously? Not affiliated with any government, but will use our resources in order to strike back due to American cyber aggression. Sorry comrade, not sorry. By Zack Whittaker – A cache of chat logs belonging to the Conti ransomware group … Continue reading →
By Geneva Sands – The Senate on Tuesday passed major cybersecurity legation, moving one step closer toward forcing critical infrastructure companies to report cyberattacks and ransomware payments. The passage comes as federal officials have repeatedly warned of the potential for Russian cyberattacks against … Continue reading →
AP is a great place to start with process automation and AI. By nature AP invoices are considered “unstable data”. Meaning the data we want is there but not always in the same place on the geometry of the page. … Continue reading →
See yesterday’s beginning remarks By Louis Rosenberg – An alien species is headed toward earth. Many experts predict it will get here within 20 years, while others suggest it may take a little longer. Either way, there is little doubt … Continue reading →
As with other conundrums of the day (guns don’t kill people, people kill people for example) the course of evolution for AI is squarely on the shoulders of both those developing it and those who will leverage it’s capabilities. Just … Continue reading →
This acronym-laden article makes the point that adding some outside intelligence to workflow will spur greater efficiencies for end-users. By Geetika Tandon – Business process automation (BPA) has been around for more than two decades and has mainly been associated with digitizing … Continue reading →