User involvement in any project that will directly affect them is critical and too often overlooked. This limited or complete lack of involvement leads to poor user adoption and almost always project failure. By Anirudh Menon – Agile business intelligence … Continue reading →
Artificial intelligence (AI) use has blossomed. The AI market was valued at $27.3 billion in 2019 and is projected to grow to $266.92 billion by 2026. Associated AI applications have also grown. For example, the market for facial recognition technology, much of … Continue reading →
A slew of disruptive ransomware attacks have rattled the U.S., including the recent massive breach of software company Kaseya, and a reported attempted hack on the Republican National Committee. In the aftermath, both the corporate sector and U.S. government officials are scrambling … Continue reading →
In the past few weeks, ransomware criminals claimed as trophies at least three North American insurance brokerages that offer policies to help others survive the very network-paralyzing, data-pilfering extortion attacks they themselves apparently suffered. Cybercriminals who hack into corporate and … Continue reading →
Number 3 really hits home for me as I have been preaching this for years. Content Management, in and of itself is not the point. It is the solutions you can build to power task and decision automation that are … Continue reading →
By Thomas Kohlenbach – Data mining is a bit of a misnomer, because it is not the data that businesses are interested in digging up, but the connections, patterns and conclusions that it contains. Data mining uses the power of … Continue reading →
So while we’re on the topic of SharePoint (see Monday’s post) there are plenty of new functionality with SharePoint. Integration with Microsoft Lists and Forms seems to be a big one. What really interests me is the SharePoint Syntex functionality. … Continue reading →
By Lin Grensing-Pophal – The pandemic has pointed to one critical opportunity of RPA for HR organizations: the ability to remain productive despite staffing shortages and a dispersed workforce. “Automation is especially valuable in times of crisis, such as the COVID-19 pandemic … Continue reading →
An interesting article that says the right things for the most part. In the section about allowing AI more latitude than a straight “Zero-tolerance for errors”. While this is an interesting concept, in practice many accounting systems require either a … Continue reading →
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