Artificial intelligence for operations can help companies make the best use of their people by automating what can be automated.
Forward-looking CISOs will transition to password-less authentication with the twin goals of customer convenience and enterprise security.
Data analytics, AI and ML can help develop a digital audit trail to protect healthcare providers against fraudulent medical malpractice claims, says Shiraaz Joosub, healthcare sales executive at T-Systems SA.
Ultimately, a bottom-up IWS-led digitalisation strategy will redefine the way a business interacts with content, says Jonathon Osbourne, executive head – Intelligent Workspace Services at Altron Document Solutions.
Digitisation is a critical first step towards creating intelligent workflow solutions for your business.
The company says the partnership is key to achieving its transformation goals, by helping healthcare workers with real-time analysis of data.
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Automation should be seen as augmentation of the human role, allowing people to focus on higher value work.
RPA should be viewed not as a general tonic and cure-all, but as a sticking plaster to be considered conservatively for use only when truly appropriate.
By 2040, it is predicted that AI will have been developed and matured to the point that it will reach general, or human-level, intelligence, says Rudie Raath, chief digital officer at Datacentrix.
Deep learning algorithms mean today’s surveillance cameras have highly accurate detection capabilities and only humans or vehicles intruding into the designated zone will trigger an alarm, says Nashua.
Governments, healthcare providers, manufacturers and nearly every other industry vertical have found a use for Internet of things technology.
CA Southern Africa says Broadcom’s platform delivers a new level of full-stack observability for hybrid clouds.