By Joe McKendrick – For close to two decades, vendors, analysts and pundits alike have been predicting the death of the spreadsheet, as executives, managers and professionals move on to connected, intelligent analytics platforms to aid in their decision-making. It’s 2019, … Continue reading →
It is estimated by McKinsey & Co. that automation systems could well and truly, undertake the work of up to 140 Mn jobs by 2025. Everest Groupreports that Robotic Process Automation (RPA) is likely to lead to a cost reduction of close to … Continue reading →
ajinkya@tmrresearch.com – Demand for enhanced network infrastructure among organization is increasing rapidly. At the same time, vendors are facing various challenges while installing network devices at the office premises due to the advent of advanced solutions and technologies such as … Continue reading →
As artificial intelligence (AI) research and development continues to strengthen, there have been some incredibly intriguing projects where machines battled man in tasks that were once thought the realm of humans. While not all were 100% successful, AI researchers and … Continue reading →
By Deb Fischer – T In the last 200 years, our world has transformed because of two major waves of innovation. The first began in the 18th century with the Industrial Revolution, which ushered in machines, factories, electricity, cars and … Continue reading →
By Eamon McCarthy Earls – Microsoft has continued a steady stream of new and enhanced features for Power BI in 2019. The changes have broadened its accessibility both to end users and to experts like data scientists, security and governance … Continue reading →
By Tom Taulli – Back in 1973, Daniel Bell published a pioneering book, called The Coming of Post-Industrial Society. He described how society was undergoing relentless change, driven by rapid advances in technology. Services would become more important than goods. There … Continue reading →
As more everyday items like toasters, TVs and thermostats become connected to the internet, the rules for keeping those devices secure must be able to evolve as quickly as the technology itself, experts said Tuesday. Congress and government regulators have … Continue reading →
By – Bernard Marr – As artificial intelligence (AI) research and development continues to strengthen, there have been some incredibly intriguing projects where machines battled man in tasks that were once thought the realm of humans. While not all were … Continue reading →
By Kevin Flanagan – Advances in artificial intelligence and business process automation are already giving public servants in federal, state and local government new and better tools to tackle their work — and their missions. But if government agencies are to … Continue reading →