DocFusion believes in an augmented intelligence approach, where AI technologies support and enhance human capabilities.
The webinar will look at the challenges of optimising analytics and AI, and the data warehousing solutions to these challenges.
The CRM Team sees enterprise resource planning as a natural extension of its existing service offerings, allowing the company to deliver greater value and versatility to its clients.
While technology can optimise processes and increase productivity, it lacks the innate creativity and empathy that define human interactions, says Joe Newbert, founder of the Business Change Academy.
Data leadership - what does the data leader of the future look like?
An ITWeb Business Intelligence 2023 panel discussion on what characteristics a data leader should acquire by Maritza Curry, head of data, RCS Matthew Bernath, head of data ecosystems, ShopriteX Claire Tolmay, global head of analytics, Games Global Carina Marais, director of analytics and insights, Procter & Gamble SA Paul Morley, executive - Group Data Services, Nedbank
The discussion highlighted the need for businesses to prioritise agility and adaptability when integrating AI technology.
Understanding the customer’s perspective and showing empathy can significantly enrich CX for the business, says Tshidi Machaba, Group Head of Sales at inq.
Pepkor’s tech investments pay off
Tech investments by the JSE-listed group Pepkor are paying off, helping the company drive retail success and agile business operations. #Pepkor #businessintelligence #artificialintelligence
The company received the Intelligent Data Centres Storage Partner Award.
Predictive planning represents a paradigm shift from traditional reactive planning approaches to a proactive, data-driven planning methodologies, says Ignatius Richards, business unit manager at Decision Inc. SA.
Pretty bad, if you’re honest. Here’s why and how it needs to be fixed to realise the benefits of the data revolution.
AI-driven strategies can revolutionise FMCG demand forecasting, reducing errors and costs and unlocking growth opportunities, says TrueNorth Group.
If data is the new gold, then learning how to work with it is crucial. Companies should start with a formal process of assessment followed by strategising.