By Alessio Alionco – Most policyholders now “expect personalized advice, omnichannel experiences and seamless end-to-end journeys,” according to a 2023 McKinsey report. At the same time, many insurers are struggling to meet these demands and deliver the top-tier service required to retain … Continue reading →
Generative artificial intelligence (AI) offers interesting career opportunities to both technology whizzes and business mavens. Unlike previous types of technologies, there are two tracks one can pursue — either building AI or employing AI to build their businesses.
Continue reading →Welcome to the Power Apps monthly feature update! We will use this blog to share what’s new in Power Apps. A summary of product, community, and learning updates from throughout the month so you can access it in one easy place.
Continue reading →Google is going to begin a gradual rollout of an “AI mode” option that will result in the search engine generating even more AI overviews.
Continue reading →Whether AI or ML is right for your organization depends on context, and today’s tools are advancing rapidly. At the core of the matter is data. These solutions need quality data to operate effectively. Is your organization ready?
Continue reading →By Nicole Lontzek – Hyper Automation is the next stage of digital transformation. While technologies such as Gen AI and Co. have become an integral part of our everyday lives and are experiencing a real hype, the term hyper automation is not … Continue reading →
Understanding what sets humans apart from AI helps us navigate a world where machines increasingly mimic us.
AI processes and mimics, but only humans feel, create, and seek meaning from lived experience and connection.
Strengthening our irreplaceable human attributes ensures we stay adaptable, innovative, and indispensable.
By Raj Shukla – A financial crime investigator who once received large volumes of suspicious activity alerts requiring tedious investigation work manually gathering data across systems in order to weed out false positives and draft Suspicious Activity Reports (SARs) on the … Continue reading →
