Oracle has laid out its new artificial intelligence (AI) strategy. Bob Evans shares details of this plan, including more intelligence and stronger business outcomes.
Enterprises that leverage technology are more likely to weather the storms of, and even thrive during, challenging economic times. Here’s how partners can help.
CEO Safra Catz and CTO Larry Ellison have recently laid out a new strategy for Oracle that includes artificial intelligence and machine learning.
A late arrival to e-commerce, Hibbett Sports closed the gap with laser CX focus, a novel fulfillment approach, and aggressive use of AI to engage customers.
An in-depth look at automated vulnerability scanning within financial software, how it works, as well as top tools and best practices to get the job done.
In its better-than-expected results, UiPath leaders said strong customer acceptance of automation, as well as fast ROI, are driving performance in a challenging macroeconomic climate.
In addition to its many obvious benefits to organizations, AI helps optimize multi-cloud environments in several other ways that smart leaders must consider, writes Tony Uphoff.
Chief procurement officers and CFOs don’t always see financial results the same way, but applying automation to data gathering and analysis can help them get on the same page.
Workday has mapped out 38 “future of work” use cases that leverage artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) technologies. Bob Evans reviews the use cases.
By putting hyperautomation into context, businesses can free up time for employees to focus on more meaningful tasks and achieve goals.
Workday’s 38 use cases that leverage AI and ML technologies focus on the growth, simplification, and innovation of businesses.
As the pace of business accelerates, automating ERP processes helps companies remain competitive and achieve long-term success, says Kenny Mullican.
Rob Wood and Aaron Back explore the evolving relationship between CIOs and CISOs and discuss the importance of sharing customer stories.
Low-code/no-code platforms are becoming increasingly popular due to a scarcity of technical expertise. The addition of AI components is making these tools smarter.
Process mining offers great opportunity to fine-tune business processes but also introduces potential risks, which can be mitigated with strong governance measures.
Having announced a hefty, generative AI product roll out, Google Cloud is the latest company to join the generative AI revolution.
To increase efficiency, make better (data-driven) decisions, improve collaboration, and drive innovation at your organization, tap into a technology ecosystem.
Today’s Growth Swarm podcast focuses on the difference between strategy and process and why it’s critical to find the right balance between the two.
Google Cloud is the latest company to join the “generative AI revolution,” after announcing its new generative AI products yesterday.
Microsoft recently released Dynamics 365 Copilot which will take businesses to the next level with artificial intelligence capabilities.