In a rapidly changing business landscape, it’s more important than ever to have a comprehensive and effective competitive intelligence program. But
AI can be found throughout clinics and hospitals working alongside doctors, nurses, and specialists. Automated systems help flag risk factors, identify likely conditions, and assist medical professionals with other vital forms of diagnoses and treatment. Our resident brand journalist Leah Moore spoke to our in-house AI expert Cathy Feng to learn more about the state of AI in the medical field.
Leah Moore, one of our brand journalists in the marketing department, sat down with in-house AI expert Cathy Feng to discuss
A recommendation engine uses algorithms to predict a user’s choice and then offer suggestions to the user, helping them find the thing that may interest them the most.
Investment in artificial intelligence (AI) is soaring. AI funding has multiplied in recent years, it’s becoming more central to software platforms
Businesses are facing immense pressure to do more, and do it faster, across all industries. More organizations are focusing on improving
The COVID-19 pandemic exacerbated procurement team’s day-to-day work, putting emphasis on the requirement of modernization and transformation in supply chains. Using
Back in 1950, Alan Turing repositioned the question “Can machines think?” as an engineering challenge. He called the challenge “the imitation game,” popularly known as the Turing test.
Businesses lose about $62 billion a year to poor customer experience (CX). Why? Because they have an incomplete picture of the customer experience and the problems at hand.
Computer Vision, a field of AI, enables computers to mimic the way humans see, analyze, and understand the visual world.
Artificial Intelligence (AI) has moved from a niche topic to a powerful internet dominant technology. With new advances every day, AI
Learn why AI is essential and how it fuels knowledge-gathering efforts, visualize data, deliver information and more faster than a person could.
In this blog, our two speakers discuss the current state of AI and industry expertise within the competitive intelligence field, tactics for building a successful competitive intelligence program, and the future of AI and industry knowledge, and how it impacted competitive intelligence.
In the wake of the global pandemic, organizations find themselves hungry for information. While there is a barrage of information available,
The Covid-19 crisis has disrupted the global workforce in an unprecedented manner.
At the start of 2020, RPA is already worth a staggering total of $1.5 billion.
Professional services firms strive to create a lean and efficient business development function.
The growth and change of market research (MR) is happening at an accelerated pace.
Staying ahead of competitors in an everchanging landscape, is something that many organizations find themselves struggling with.
A couple of years ago, RPA was seen as the “next big thing”, prompting professional services firms to dive head first–but results fell far short of the hype.
In recent times, my conversations with general managers have inevitably veered to the topic of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning (ML). What puzzled me was the lack of true understanding of these terms and the imprecision with which they were being used.
MiFID II regulation provides transparency and investor protection, however, the European Union’s new approach creates conflict for US-based firms where bundling research is a common practice. So what is the need for the US to be compliant?
Automation is the most popular trend in today’s world of business. It is general consensus that automation increases productivity, leads to higher returns, and makes life better, but there are broader differences on how it will impact employment levels and society as a whole. The big question is: are we prepared to deal with its implications?
The spread of fake news is a common problem that online and social media are facing. There are different solutions that companies are applying to avoid this: Human fact-checking or artificial intelligence programs to solve the problem with technology. Both methods have failed so far. So what is a potential solution?
Cognitive technology is the next big cost saving initiative in the world of procurement. We have taken a look at various cognitive solutions that are being implemented across industries and how they constructively evolve the overall maturity of the procurement organizations. The infographic below details these industries we have covered and their specific applications
One of our clients invited our chief strategist to help them assess the proposal they had received from a prominent AI tool. See why he believes AI providers are not spending enough time on the analytics value chain before pitching their services.
Warren Bennis once said that the factory of the future will have only two employees – a man and a dog. The man will be there to feed the dog. The dog will be there to keep the man from touching the equipment. Are we in the vicinity of that future yet?
Machine alone can’t deliver real insights or knowledge. Success lies in knowing how to mix the two. However, the key lies in knowing how to find the efficient frontier.
In the Silicon Valley there is the perception that machines can do everything. Our CEO, Marc Vollenweider, does not think so. Machines can and will not replace humans, who are the creators of ideas and innovations. Watch our fourth video to learn more.
Imagine a potential client who wants investment advice but whose earnings, while relatively high, don’t put them in the right bracket for your company’s full services.
There has been a flood of books on this topic in the last year or two. We have compiled a reading list of the top business books on automation and the future of work.
Business Insider recently ran an interesting post on this topic based on the results published from an algorithm by ExecRank.
Today’s dynamic and fast-paced businesses look for quick and informed decision-making, powered by real-time analysis of huge volumes of data.
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