Bob Evans discusses Microsoft’s latest AI imperative and reviews the comments from Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella on the matter.
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In this Growth Swarm podcast, the team discusses AI as the next big tech platform, on which companies must focus after recent staff reductions.
Analysts Scott Vaughan and Tom Smith put context around the AI outlook for retailers and the fast-changing partner ecosystem in that vertical.
Bob Evans looks at comments from Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella, who plans to make strategic investments in AI after laying off 10,000 employees.
Toni Witt explores the ramifications for AI-as-a-service now that Microsoft is working with OpenAI and Hugging Face to integrate AI tools GPT-3 and DALL-E-2 with Azure.
Today’s artificial intelligence apps have the capability to fundamentally transform businesses, as Tony Uphoff explains, but they work best when humans are in the mix.
Ronak Mathur shares three ways that CXOs can keep enterprise-wide AI and automation adoption moving forward.
Bob Evans raises concerns around bold and grandiose statements made by the CEOs of OpenAI and Microsoft during their company partnership announcement this week.
From an openness to new technology and evolving company culture to advances in hyperautomation and generative AI tools, the Growth Swarm podcast covers the many reasons why there’s never been a better time for business modernization and transformation.
Analyst Tom Smith sheds light on SaaS software startup Gong, a pioneer in the application of AI to the selling process, which could translate to increased revenue.
One customer of the Gong Reality Platform for sales and revenue intelligence reports a dramatic reduction in time spent building forecasts.
Drawing upon his experiences in the C-suite buying and selling technology, Tony Uphoff explains the value, for leaders, of staying on top of the cutting edge.
Toni Witt speaks with author, expert, and AI entrepreneur David Vivancos, who predicts that AI must increasingly bridge the gap between humans, machines, and technology.