By positioning artificial intelligence (AI) as an “everyday,” democratized technology, Dataiku is fueling expanded use cases and digital transformation initiatives.

Aaron Back and Sudha Ranganathan of LinkedIn explore how AI can accompany soft skills and reveal new roles within an organization.

Wayne Sadin shares why the advent of generative AI puts pressure on organizations to tighten up their data and security strategies to avoid bias and protect sensitive data.

Toni Witt looks at how a healthcare application of Automation Anywhere’s hyperautomation reflects the need for human input to be successful.

Aaron Back hosts Sudha Ranganathan of LinkedIn to discuss three dependencies that influence how AI will impact creative functions.

With the rise of generative AI, companies with weak data exfiltration controls are at even more risk of inadvertent disclosure of data, explains Wayne Sadin.

CPOs can use tools like outcome-based agreements and agile contracts, among others, to help professional services companies make wise tech investments.

AI accuracy depends on the quality of the data it is fed. Toni Witt explores ways that datasets can be cleaned, or even generated, to make AI better.

Throughout history, technology has always been seen as a threat to livelihoods, but its disruptions have always led to more (and better) work opportunities.

Janet Schijns defines how AI apps, supported by partners, can automate everything from repetitive tasks to supply chains for better operational efficiency.

Corporate users need to take pause and consider the potential for bias before they move too quickly into generative AI. Analyst Wayne Sadin explains why.

Healthcare expert Paul Swider analyzes the push for sustainability in healthcare how industry participants are developing technology and business approaches to reduce waste.

Prof. Wil van der Aalst explores current and potential use case for the latest form of the process mining technology he invented. He sees a bright future in supply chains and manufacturing.

The “object centric” upgrade to process mining that Celonis launched last year streamlines analysis of both internal and supply chain apps.

By analyzing data that athletes generate on the field, AI-and machine learning-powered predictions are preventing injuries and resulting in optimized training regimens.

As AI progresses, concerns about ethics and standards increase. Ronak Mathur shares insights and tools for ethical AI technology and practices.

Recognized for customer service prowess a third straight year, UiPath highlights the tie between customer focus and business results.

John Siefert and Bob Evans host Suvajit Basu, CIO of GOYA Foods, a speaker at Digital CIO Summit, for a discussion on current supply chain challenges and innovations.

AI collects a lot of data, but it’s hard for many people to utilize, which is where augmented reality as a real-time, on-prem interface could supercharge its utility.

With an increasing need for speed in business-critical applications, CIOs and data center architects may need to consider investing in an NVMe-oF storage solution. Sponsored by Western Digital.