Microsoft last week described a new Business Continuity Dashboard for Power BI users that can be used to gauge how an organization is functioning given the relatively recent shift toward relying on remote workforces. Essentially, Power BI users connect two prebuilt queries … Continue reading →
BY Jeff Machols – Businesses everywhere strive to operate as productively as possible, and yet an influx of tech innovations can have the ironic consequence of making companies who don’t yet know how to best leverage and utilize them less … Continue reading →
By Ishan Choudhary – Artificial Intelligence or AI has been the buzz word of the 21st century. It is seen by many as a technology that is going to cause a tectonic shift in the way we live our lives. … Continue reading →
By Aditi Chandrasekar – Consumers have grown more and more immune to ads that don’t target them. After a day spent searching for short story competitions on Google, a scroll through your Instagram feed will reveal ads for writing contests taking … Continue reading →
By Tom Taulli – Artificial Intelligence (AI) is clearly a must-have when it comes to being competitive in today’s markets. But implementing this technology has been challenging, even for some of the world’s top companies. There are issues with data, finding the … Continue reading →
By Kevin Casey – As with many new software implementations, there’s a build-or-buy choice when getting started with Robotic Process Automation (RPA). On the build side, you can write your own bots from scratch, provided you’ve got the right people and budget in place. On the … Continue reading →
Our friends at Docuware are holding 2 months worth of user-facing webinars. These 30 minute presentations are designed to show ho w simple it can be to implement a Content Services system even in these challenging times. This does not … Continue reading →
By GLENN REES – The impact of artificial intelligence (AI) on the future of work and business has been the subject of numerous studies – including several that predict large-scale job losses across industries. However, according to a recent Dun & Bradstreet survey, … Continue reading →
By Veronica Combs – Imagine a co-worker who takes over the most boring parts of your job, follows instructions perfectly, and gets smarter over time. A Columbus company is using computer vision and robotic process automation to create just that type … Continue reading →
Tom Taulli – With the rapid spread of the COVID-19 pandemic, companies have been scrambling to adopt remote working technologies. The biggest beneficiaries of this, of course, are the developers of web conferencing systems. During the first quarter, Zoom’s daily … Continue reading →