Business Intelligence unlike standard reporting does not have to be rerun every time you want to change a reporting parameter. If you want to look at year to date or quarter to date or “drill” into a record to see … Continue reading →
Artificial intelligence (AI) is a vexed term. Most people in the world have probably heard it said or used it themselves, but they have no idea what it means. And no wonder: Its original formulation was as a placeholder, a way … Continue reading →
Microsoft today announced that it acquired Clear Software, a Zionsville, Indiana-based startup developing enterprise software automation technologies. In a blog post, Microsoft partner general manager Stephen Siciliano said that Clear’s solutions will “make it a more seamless experience” to use Microsoft’s Power Apps … Continue reading →
The pressure to digitally transform operations only intensified after the start of the pandemic. Customers today have more digital interactions with businesses—and higher expectations for each one. And let’s not forget another major impact of the pandemic: hybrid work models. … Continue reading →
In 2022, we will see artificial intelligence continue along the path to becoming the most transformative technology humanity has ever developed. According to Google CEO Sundar Pichai, its impact will be even greater than that of fire or electricity on … Continue reading →
Paragraph four of this article sums it up for me. It is what evangelize on with every prospect I meet with. Employing a Document Management system is not simply about capture, store and retrieve. Sure collaboration, anywhere access and the … Continue reading →
No matter what and/or who you employ to help protect your organization and it’s data from the pirates you have to do something. Otherwise the odds are against your companies survival. It’s that important. By Dell Technologies – The Dell Technologies … Continue reading →
By Pascal Bornet – Applications of computer vision in a physical environment include robots recognizing objects and self-driving cars interpreting signs and road markings. In a digital environment, computer vision is used for intelligent character recognition (ICR), which can digitize … Continue reading →
While there’s nothing wrong with being strategic, thinking on too large of a scale is a common pitfall of overly ambitious automation projects. Taking on too much strategic work too early runs a high risk that the organization doesn’t see … Continue reading →
According to Gartner Research, Robotic process automation (RPA) has become one of the fastest growing segments of the software industry as a result of the technology’s ability to mimic tasks humans would normally be required to perform. Modern RPA applications … Continue reading →