The top 10 data and analytics technology trends for 2019 - and how to make them work for you
Incorporate these top trends into your strategy and roadmap, but prioritise based on business value, advises Gartner
Incorporate these top trends into your strategy and roadmap, but prioritise based on business value, advises Gartner
Setting clear expectations and building trustworthiness are two vital ingredients every organisation should be paying close attention to as they start to transform their customer approach using artificial intelligence (AI).
IT and business leaders developing AI projects must separate reality from myths to devise their future strategies, says Alexander Linden of Gartner
Pressure to adapt skill sets to new technologies, and the threat of automation of some jobs mean that every professional must now ensure their own skill set does not become obsolete
A massive convergence of technologies will enable us to use computers and the internet without really using them.
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“The future lies not in a battle between people and machines, but in a synthesis of their capabilities, of humans and AI working together,” says Helen Poitevin of Gartner
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This is leading to a data-driven transformation of the insurance industry, says Fabio Sbianchi, CEO and founder at Octo Telematics
Larry Ellison's opening keynote at Oracle's annual OpenWorld conference was littered with catchy soundbites as well as barbed criticisms of rival cloud providers, in particular AWS.
People are increasingly concerned about how their personal information is being used by organisations in both the public and private sector, and the backlash will only increase for organisations that are not proactively addressing these concerns, says Gartner vice president David Cearley
Amadeus CORE is hosted on AWS to provide the scalability to support health organisations of any size.
IBM Safer Payments will use machine learning and artificial intelligence to analyse behaviour and fraud patterns, build and adapt models of emerging fraud threats, and recommend countermeasure responses.
With few enterprises using purely private or purely public cloud infrastructure, a range of startups has emerged to meet unique hybrid-cloud needs for management, storage and virtualisation
Small business brings in 28 per cent of GDP, what if we increase this to 50 per cent? asks the managing director, New Zealand and Pacific Islands, at Xero.