AI has the potential to give a welcome boost to the value of enterprise search, but knowledge management vendor Guru believes humans need to be in the loop. | Continue reading
Creative professionals are fighting against copyright infringement from AI content scraping as risks, economics and ethics come under scrutiny. | Continue reading
Data streaming vendor Confluent has also revealed its cloud-native Flink service, with the aim of making it easier to build applications with stream processing. | Continue reading
With its existing track record in establishing large data centers, Dell now feels it is well-placed to offer help to those building out their edge capabilities, and has now come up with a platform to smooth the way | Continue reading
The announcement of the Customer Success Score is the latest move by Salesforce to support customers move to AI. | Continue reading
Critiquing a new set of guidance around AI, aimed at actuaries | Continue reading
A team-up of industry and unions is urging government action on AI. | Continue reading
Space in the cloud? A new study from Infosys Cloud Rader shoes that companies need to change tactics to ensure infrastructure capacity doesn't go to waste. | Continue reading
Do try to keep up now - a neo-liberal thinktank established by Margaret Thatcher is warning against deregulation! | Continue reading
An interview with Ryan Aytay, who became Tableau CEO in May, on the changing nature of the vendor's user base and the impact of AI on data analytics in the enterprise. | Continue reading
How Darling Ingredients transformed its HCM function to a global operation with Oracle and Cognizant. | Continue reading
Following this week's decision by the British Prime Minister to play politics over Net Zero goals, here's my (angry) take! | Continue reading
Did the UK’s Brexit tsar really mean to suggest that Britain is a pirate when it comes to encouraging innovation? | Continue reading
Coming together to create one of the biggest software companies in the market... | Continue reading
Twenty-Nine Palms has standardized on its processes, adopted automation and helped employees improve in their careers as a result of moving to Oracle’s Fusion software. | Continue reading
The British Prime Minister has kicked up a storm with a Net Zero political gamble that could have a negative impact on his country's tech inward investment. | Continue reading
VP of Industries, Mike Sicilia, said that Oracle will build data centers if it has to, for countries that want to pursue the vendor’s vision of better healthcare via national databases. | Continue reading
The pandemic put healthcare organizations to the survival test. For Northwell Health, a major Cloud HCM project in the midst of it all raised the stakes. Elina Petrillo Northwell Health shares their mission to transform HR - and ultimately serve patients better. | Continue reading
Dollar General wants to expand its retail presence in Mexico, but that's meant rethinking how its IT strategy with the help of Accenture and Oracle. | Continue reading
President Biden has declared a national emergency, but what will the tech sector fall out be? | Continue reading
Ellison has a reputation for delivering an interesting keynote, but the past two years have felt very different for the Oracle co-founder and CTO. Generative AI is pushing Ellison’s vision beyond the four walls of the enterprise. | Continue reading
A strong focus on HCM at this week's Oracle CloudWorld, with a new employee recognition capability coming to the Oracle Me employee experience platform, while workforce scheduling gets tighter integration with demand management in healthcare and elsewhere. | Continue reading
It’s good to see how many firms are tackling the litany of HR-related woes impacting businesses today. A key finding is that engagement, respect, empathy and other factors are sorely needed but sadly missing for 80% of the workforce. These insights and more were front and center … | Continue reading
The ability to explain AI processes is essential for business decision making. Christian Pedersen of IFS sets out the benefits of transparency at the start of AI integration. | Continue reading
Recently appointed Unily CEO, Chris Ciauri, says that the employee experience (EX) market is currently untapped and that there is now momentum across organizations to finally make some substantive change. | Continue reading
Disability tends to be a rather neglected element of the diversity, equity and inclusion mix. Ricoh UK is attempting to grasp the nettle though by becoming a Disability Confident Employer – and its insights span well beyond national borders. | Continue reading
Extensive data cleansing, strong security, and full compliance training must happen before any move to generative AI, says Dun and Bradstreet | Continue reading
In the third and final report of our mini-series on AI regulation this week, we look at the gaps between what vendors and government are saying, and what they are doing. | Continue reading
Publishing has spent over 30 years grappling with technology upheavals, and now AI is here – for both good and ill. What are the key issues? | Continue reading
Another year, another Dreamforce - here's the skinny to wind up a very busy week... | Continue reading
Barriers are breaking down in an AI-enabled world hungry for database services. | Continue reading
Government-led legislation would be great, but in the meantime AI tech firms should make voluntary commitments around risk and safety. | Continue reading
Kelman has returned to Salesforce at an interesting time as the company pivots towards being an AI firm - or does it? | Continue reading
AI tool Luminance is the basis of highly efficient and accurate document data gathering at Clyde & Co | Continue reading
In our first report from the Westminster eForum on UK AI policy, we hear a dispiriting keynote from a think tank/law firm/vendor alliance (delete where applicable) | Continue reading
Enterprise AI is the surging topic, or, in some cases, the hot potato. A recent CIO forum raised critical issues - here are my responses. | Continue reading
There are new companies to be built and money to be made, not least for San Francisco. | Continue reading
Making sure that Salesforce tech is up to scratch before it gets into customers hands is part of the CIO mandate. | Continue reading
Some visions of a future shaped by generative AI, from Sam Altman. Enthused or scared? Take your pick! | Continue reading
Brian Millham is the man who stayed. Coming up for a quarter of a century with Salesforce, he's now COO and running a huge amount of the show. | Continue reading
Philippe Mathieu has been appointed Celonis’ Go-to-Market Leader for EMEA, having previously worked at Palantir and Oracle. | Continue reading
The problem of technical debt is well known, but it's time to put ethical debt on the list of the top software development risk factors. AI projects bring the issue of ethical debt to a head, where the temptation to move fast comes at a potentially high cost. | Continue reading
Organizations will develop AI coaches for students and teachers. | Continue reading
AI can be used to help retailers enhance customer experience, but there needs to be truth and trust in what you do, says Alber. | Continue reading
The Dreamforce keynote was a heady mix of AI evangelism and cautionary pragmatism as Benioff set out to frame how the generative revolution needs to happen. | Continue reading
Ocado hasn't had its problems to look for of late. Kroger just delivered it another one. | Continue reading
Luxury car maker connects to its customers, and customers connect to their cars with Heroku-based mobile app | Continue reading
Dutch retailer Picnic - which has an ‘app-only’ approach to food delivery - runs its entire operations in-house, with a keen data-centric approach. | Continue reading