The blurring lines between AI and low-code are reshaping software development, as AI complements low-code platforms and expands their capabilities.
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Oracle leverages generative AI in Oracle Fusion Cloud HCM to boost productivity by enabling automated content generation, intelligent recruiting, and data summarization.
With support for a new environmental, social, and governance reporting framework, Salesforce continues to build out its NetZero Cloud functionality.
The potential of generative AI goes far beyond image generation and blog writing—it is a game-changer for staying ahead of evolving cybersecurity threats.
Salesforce’s Net Zero Cloud sustainability software gains new reporting functionality to help customers comply with key international standards.
By understanding each other’s roles and demands, CFOs and CPOs can become stronger strategic partners.
At Snowflake Summit, the Cloud Data leader details innovations in LLMs, generative AI, and app development functionality.
Artificial intelligence pioneer IBM very much remains in the AI game, while its places strong focus on hybrid cloud and co-creation initiatives.
With its EU Sovereign Cloud, Oracle aims to address common risks associated with data residency, privacy, and management.
With Microsoft Fabric, the company is unifying the corporate data estate while managing powerful AI models and governing data across the organization.
Review top takeaways from the 2023 State of Data and AI report recently released by Databricks.
Today’s customer is giving highest priority to efficiency, optimization and saving money over innovation, Celonis co-CEO Alex Rinke says.
The speed of AI innovation is outpacing companies’ ability to understand, let alone manage, the risk. This is where leaders can take control.
Alex Rinke, the co-CEO of Celonis, shares his views on how process data makes generative AI more of an enterprise application, and why being system agnostic is so important.
The cybersecurity innovator Snyk caters to developers, ensuring that their code is secure as it’s written, and that their open-source software is monitored continuously.
Without explainability, organizations risk facing challenges of the black box problem. Practitioner analyst Toni Witt shares enterprise-friendly ways to boost explainability.
With its Viya platform, SAS consolidates its offerings into a single, cloud-native product for AI-driven automation, data management, and analytics.
Implementation of zero trust security for geographically distributed endpoints is critical in the age of remote work.
Rob Wood explains why cybersecurity ML models need clean and ample data, proper input ranges, and robust data platforms, such as the security data lake.
There are unique endpoint security challenges associated with cloud-based systems. Here are some strategies to address them.