By Stephanie Overby – Cognitive scientist and Dartmouth professor John McCarthy coined the term artificial intelligence (AI) in 1955 when he began his exploration of whether machines could learn and develop formal reasoning like humans. More than 60 years later, AI is the … Continue reading →
By Rene Millman – In many organisations, there are a lot of important documents that have to be managed properly. Suffice to say, document management systems do that and much more. In the old days, office walls were lined with … Continue reading →
By Sonali Datta – The rise in tablet technology is ushering in innovations to increase user productivity, drive workflow efficiency and improve the overall customer experience. Modern and sophisticated tablet usage has facilitated cost reductions for the enterprise, easy and … Continue reading →
By Laurence Hart – In a mature information program, information is directly accessible in every system in which people are working. But, to support this, information must be available in multiple contexts. For example, a bank can access your personal … Continue reading →
By Erika Morphy – Kevin Burkhart, vice president of global consulting firm North Highland, once helped a client select a robotic process automation (RPA) application. It was perhaps the easiest business case ever to be made. The company had a set of … Continue reading →
BY GEORGE V. HULME – Enterprises are rushing to embrace robotic process automation (RPA) but, as we covered in The Barriers to Robotic Process Automation, Part 1, they’re also hitting considerable challenges along the way. While we cited prominent barriers to the … Continue reading →
The world is going digital at an unprecedentedly fast pace, and the change is only going to go even faster. The digitalization means everything is moving at lightning speed – business, entertainment, trends, new products, etc. The consumer gets what … Continue reading →
By Ian Raine – As global organizations create ever larger volumes of highly sensitive, confidential and commercially valuable content, how those documents and emails are accessed, collaborated-on and secured in traditional document and content management platforms becomes a business-critical decision. … Continue reading →
MSPs have been on the receiving end of relentless ransomware attacks in 2019. In June, hackers infiltrated a number of MSPs via their Webroot management consoles. What followed was an all-out assault on MSPs and MSP client systems, with ransomware halting businesses, … Continue reading →
By Adam Sinicki – The nature of work is about to change as Internet of Things (IoT) companies create countless new jobs in IoT security and data science. The Internet of Things is one of those technologies we have been … Continue reading →