Hiring the right technical talent remains a significant roadblock to Artificial Intelligence (AI) adoption for enterprise organizations. According to a recent O’Reilly survey, slightly more than one-sixth of respondents cited difficulty in hiring and retaining professionals with AI skills as a significant barrier … Continue reading →
Chalk up one for the good guys. U.S. and Bulgarian authorities this week seized the darkweb site used by the NetWalker ransomware cybercrime group to publish data stolen from its victims. In connection with the seizure, a Canadian national suspected of extorting … Continue reading →
While I have found remote work does have some challenges overall it works for me. Over the last 28 years I have spent a lot of time working from home as a consultant so I am not a stranger to … Continue reading →
As technology continues to advance at a rapid pace, financial institutions all across the world are under intense pressure to improve efficiency, reduce costs and boost productivity. Indeed, there is now a considerable global need for the financial-services industry to … Continue reading →
By Geoffrey Bock – Anyone who travels to a new place is bound to get lost without a map or GPS; similarly, organizations shouldn’t plan to deploy enterprise content management without a roadmap. An ECM roadmap identifies the necessary operational … Continue reading →
This is a fantastic tool. New releases with additional features come out almost weekly. Not only do we use it through out the organization, we just completed our first client project this week building an “Open Order Dashboard” which rotates … Continue reading →
The emerging wave of procurement technology that supply chain companies are using to automate repetitive, time exhaustive tasks and manage spend are allowing procurement staff to focus on high-impact decisions instead, saving money and expanding capacity. Increasing workers’ ability to collaborate … Continue reading →
I may have missed it but just in case consider using the HTTPS connection to encrypt your out-bound data communications. There are a lot malcontents out there that would love nothing more than to intercept your information. By Gandhali Joshi … Continue reading →
By Joe McKendrick – Let’s face it, artificial intelligence is probably one of the best management tools to come along since the first commercial computers rolled out decades ago. It can show and predict when customers are ready to buy, … Continue reading →
The first thing to remember is you cannot (or at least should not) have one without the other. In other words, until you understand and manage a process it is futile to attempt to automate it. For example, if you … Continue reading →