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Web Summit 2017 took place from November 7 to 9 in Lisbon. It can come across as a chaotic event without any clear direction, and, as at last year’s Web Summit, there was no single overarching theme. But this is its very strength. Web Summit throws an …
Gartner Top Strategic Predictions for 2018 and Beyond.
Here they are, commented. But to me they sound like the de facto situation of today.
1. Consumers Favor Visual and Voice Search
That was on the cards for a some time n…
The sky is falling, right on top of Snap Inc, and the sky’s name is CPM. Since they launched their self-service, auction-based buying environment, CPMs plunged 60%. 60%!?!?!? Cue the panic, right? Not so fast. With companies like Facebook making up t…
A common feature in the threat intelligence platform (TIP) space is aggregation of data and providing an interface for managing threat intelligence — this seems to be where the product visions diverge. While many of these platforms have been arou…
Look right, look left, you’ll see a fellow CIO contemplating their AI move. Failing to act is not an option in most organizations. However, as enterprises are kicking off their AI pilots or seeing early results, the honeymoon is over as enterprises tha…
This is essentially a link post to a series of “Going Digital” articles (one of my most popular posts on my “Taotwits-Too-Big-To-Tweet” blog). I decided to link to it from FiD given the interest in the subject among the FiD Tribe.Here …
The promise of artificial intelligence (AI) has permeated across the enterprise giving hopes of amping up automation, enriching insights, streamlining processes, augmenting workers, and in many ways making our lives as consumers, employees, and custome…
The visionaries will forge ahead, those hoping for immediate industry and process transformation will give up. This is the answer I usually give when asked for a one-sentence summary of how I see 2018 shaping up in the blockchain technology arena. Foll…
Until now, automation has gotten a bad rap. In 2013, Oxford professors Carl Frey and Michael Osborne analyzed 702 occupations and declared 69 million US jobs, or 47% of the workforce, would be lost. In 2017, CNBC reported that 65% of Americans believed…
Have you taken note of the holiday emails frequenting your inbox? I have, and as much as I love a good deal, I’m starting to get a case of “oh boy the holidays are here.” My recognition of the upcoming holiday season usually produces feelings of joy, s…
The Open Group China Event was held September 21-22, 2017 in Shenzhen. One hundred government leaders, heads of authorities, corporate general managers, and ICT experts attended the event to jointly discuss top-level design and technological innovation for enterprise transformation under the background of the digital era.
In the age of the customer, companies need fast access to scalable expertise, transparent costs, and agility in order to quickly adjust customer experiences to changing requirements. Community-based business models are gaining momentum as companies aim…