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It’s often said that data is the new oil, a commodity to be monetised. But what if value could be made from sharing it with a trusted ecosystem?
Although generative AI is transforming how organisations handle data, the role of data storytelling can’t be left to the machines.
Nedgroup’s Jay Naidoo argues that rather than being replaced, BI is evolving – and is more essential than ever.
A successful GenAI deployment requires technical skills and also must take into account compliance, risk management, legal considerations and ethical implications.
Visual AI can unlock visual intelligence from the production floor, giving manufacturers access to data they have never had in the past, says visionAI.
Overcoming initial resistance and concerns about job security can pave the way to embracing AI as a tool for enhancing skills and productivity, says Mint Group.
Although the potential benefits of LLMs in the workplace are enormous, adoption and implementation of the technology should still be approached with care, says Mint Group.
While perimeter protection remains important, it's only one part of a multidirectional approach, which includes data protection, identity management and privacy concerns.
The AI trend in CRM will lead to a more holistic and seamless customer experience, says Mint Group.
Most companies approach digital transformation from a technology perspective when it should be a strategic initiative, says Mint Group.
AI-driven, cloud-based workforce management software can deliver a holistic, real-time view of the workforce across all departments and locations.
A balanced scorecard measures the employee’s contribution to and impact on different aspects of the business, rather than focusing on how well the employee performs daily tasks.