Artificial Intelligence: Competitor or Partner?
Once the province of science fiction, artificial intelligence (AI) is fast becoming a reality. Companies are turning to AI technologies for a multitude of functions, from adaptable smartphone assistants to self-parking automobiles to life-saving medical equipment. As is true of most technological advances, AI’s business appeal boils down to three major goals: streamlining operations, improving productivity, and enhancing the bottom line. But applying AI to these goals in any substantive way is easier said than done, because organizational talent capable of leverage AI technologies lags behind the technologies themselves.
Attribution:
Bob Concannon
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Korn Ferry
Adobe: Digital Transformation: At the Intersection of Strategy and Technology
Tight collaboration between the CIO and line-of-business partners can identify business processes that can be enhanced by technology and deliver differentiated customer and employee experiences that accelerate business outcomes.
Attribution:
HMG Strategy
Adobe
CenturyLink: Revisiting the Cybersecurity Protection Myth
In this environment, it’s all about offense - how fast you can detect and respond to these threats. Yes, you still need to close the digital doors but you also have to add alarms and monitoring services in case they do get in - and they likely will. This paper revisits the protection myth and looks at practical countermeasures that deliver an economical but effective level of threat detection and response.
Attribution:
CenturyLink
CenturyLink: Managed Security Services: Overcoming the Security Skills Gap
The challenge of keeping pace with the evolving threat landscape has been compounded by employee mobility and hybrid clouds, requiring organizations to adapt by investing in a contemporary set of tools, tactics, technologies, and skills to protect data assets from compromise and ensure business continuity.
Attribution:
CenturyLink
HPE: Advanced Analytics In The Cloud
Ten years ago, artificial intelligence (AI) was still considered something exotic and futuristic. Today, the reality of AI has caught up with science fiction. In the past 18 months, there’s been an explosion of activity and development in the AI space.
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Hewlett Packard Enterprise