Because some people just can’t resist going down the dark path. By Daphne Leprince-Ringuet – From targeted phishing campaigns to new stalking methods: there are plenty of ways that artificial intelligence could be used to cause harm if it fell into … Continue reading →
By Louis Columbus – These and many other fascinating insights are from SoftwareReview’s latest customer rankings published today in their Emotional Footprint Report on Business Intelligence. You can download both Emotional Footprint and Data Quadrant reports from here. The report is based entirely on … Continue reading →
By Winston Thomas – It is no longer an infrastructure issue; businesses looking to become more agile and flexible to changing market demands see networks as a Board-level concern — when businesses have no offline channels to fall back to … Continue reading →
The key here is RPA is not a magic bullet. It cannot make independent decisions. It only follows rules. There could be a lot of them of course but there must a way to deal with exceptions to the standard … Continue reading →
I know another article about why you need Document Management. Here’s the thing, I believe that today, it is more relevant than ever. What if you truly could work better from home? Share, collaborate, be efficient and productive. What if … Continue reading →
By Toby McClean – Countless use cases exist today proving that artificial intelligence (AI) systems are capable of transforming businesses, society and the economy. Examples of AI behaving appropriately in a growing number of scenarios across industries — from autonomous driving … Continue reading →
Automation is vital for modern IT, as it enables IT teams to accomplish common workflows and repetitive tasks accurately, consistently and quickly. But automation is far from automatic. The path to implement automation is fraught with mistakes and waste. Most … Continue reading →
As with all technologies, do not get too far ahead of your skis or you are liable to take a tumble both figurative and literally. Set reasonable expectations that may be improved as your skill and expertise evolve. By Priya Dialani … Continue reading →
Rob Toews – In 1906, in response to shocking reports about the disgusting conditions in U.S. meat-packing facilities, Congress created the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) to ensure safe and sanitary food production. In 1934, in the wake of the worst stock … Continue reading →
By Antoinette Alexander – Three little letters are proving they can deliver accounting firms big benefits in the quest for greater process automation. Enter RPA. Robotic process automation, more commonly known as RPA, involves programming software to automate manual processes across … Continue reading →