By Tom Taulli – This was a banner week for AI (Artificial Intelligence). The reason? Well, C3.ai came public and soared on its debut. It’s certainly a validation of the importance of enterprise AI. Keep in mind that C3.ai provides comprehensive software solutions and … Continue reading →
By Matthew David – In many organizations, the first step toward automation and artificial intelligence/machine learning is the adoption of robotic process automation (RPA) technology. Many enterprises are using RPA to improve efficiencies in costs and in IT processes. In many cases, reducing errors, time, costs, … Continue reading →
In my formative years, I was a big fan of The Clash, one of their biggest songs being Should I Stay or Should I Go. Only one sentence into this blog and you’re probably already thinking, ‘What can the Clash possibly have to … Continue reading →
Call it what you will Document Management, Enterprise Content Management or Content Services, the cloud has all the advantages over on-premise as a cloud subscription typically provides all of the functionality that is la carte with an on-premise instance. Also … Continue reading →
Alpha Health, the first Unified Automation™ company for revenue cycle management in healthcare, released results of a national survey designed to assess adoption of automation in revenue cycle operations at health systems and hospitals across the U.S. According to the … Continue reading →
By Kelly Sheridan – Ransomware, already a major enterprise threat, is growing more problematic as operators brainstorm new ways to make their attacks easier to launch and more devastating for victims. Mitchell Clarke and Tom Hall, both principal incident response … Continue reading →
Enrique Dans – The US Congress, despite the damage the outgoing president’s refusal to accept defeat is causing, seems to have managed to finalize the processing of an apparently very complete law on the security of the Internet of Things (IoT), a nice baseline that will … Continue reading →
Ransomware became deadly in 2020. Healthcare facilities were attacked at an alarming rate, including one incident in Germany that lead to a patient death when an attack locked critical systems and a woman needing critical care was turned away. She died after … Continue reading →
From my perspective, Excel remains the single most important tool in data analysis and manipulation. While it may not always be the final resting place Whether it is data integrations or merging two disparate systems into one, Excel is indispensable. … Continue reading →
Very valuable article. If you are not asking your prospective vendor these questions in today’s environment where security is a hyper-important topic then your doing yourself and your company a disservice. By Bob Estes – Large-scale enterprise applications represent one of … Continue reading →