By Mary E. Shacklett – Gartner describes hyper-automation as “a business-driven, disciplined approach that organizations use to rapidly identify, vet, and automate as many business and IT processes as possible”. Let’s take a look at how to implement one element of hyper-automation: … Continue reading →
Late last month, AI, in the form of ChatGPT, broke free from the sci-fi speculations and research labs and onto the desktops and phones of the general public. It’s what’s known as a “generative AI” – suddenly, a cleverly worded prompt … Continue reading →
Move over Shakespeare, here comes ChartGPT. New storyteller and apparently, pretty good BS’er. By Rebecca Heilweil – A few weeks ago, Wharton professor Ethan Mollick told his MBA students to play around with GPT, an artificial intelligence model, and see if the … Continue reading →
By Bob Lam – If there’s one threat that keeps your average IT security leader awake at night, it’s undoubtedly the threat of ransomware that continues to plague businesses of every stripe and size across the globe. One recent report predicts that … Continue reading →
So, here we go with another new acronym for document management. CSP or Content Services Platforms is the latest set of letters trying to describe something new in document management. While I get the idea of managing the content where … Continue reading →
As a reseller of both, where to begin? The principal difference from a DM perspective is fairly well defined in the article. After some initial setup, DocuWare is hands down the better DM product. It has all of the capture … Continue reading →
Derek B. Johnson – The Cuba ransomware group has doubled its number of American victims over the past year, infecting at least 65 U.S. entities across a broad range of critical infrastructure sectors and stealing more than $60 million in ransom … Continue reading →
By Diego Bartolome – Artificial intelligence (AI) already impacts our daily lives in ways we never imagined just a few years ago – and in ways that we’re unaware of now. From self-driving cars to voice-assisted devices to predictive text … Continue reading →
By Mark Hogenmiller – When it comes to government deployments of automation and AI/ML, the spotlight often shines brightest on high profile applications – whether it’s augmenting soldier performance on the battlefield, driving intelligence gathering or modernizing the delivery of citizen services. … Continue reading →
I first posted about this a month or so ago. This is the future of publicly no code development. Simply make a statement and AI build a template for you. By Simon Bisson – Microsoft has started to bring some of these … Continue reading →
