The latest industry analyst predictions about artificial intelligence (AI) are out, and they’re certain to oust a ton of assumptions we’ve made to date. Read on to find out just how smart, creative, and sincere AI will become during the next few years.
Government has yet to fully capitalise on AI. Here are 4 ways to change that.
New research examines the public sector’s use of AI, revealing the biggest challenges for applying potentially revolutionary AI solutions and how agencies can overcome them….
AI Is Top Game-Changing Technology in the Healthcare Industry
Of the many ingredients that go into quality healthcare, comprehensive patient data is close to the top of the list. No one knows this more…
SAP Launches Free App to Cut Through Fake News on COVID-19
SAP SE (NYSE: SAP) today announced the launch of “Bridge-IT”, an app created using SAP and Qualtrics technology aimed at providing employees and customers with…
Queensland Treasury’s four pillar smart transformation
In an increasingly digital world, Queensland’s Treasury department felt it either had to renovate or replace its technology, taking a compliance-first mindset. The path it…
SAP systems named ‘most important technology’ in CEO survey
This week, the Australian Financial Review featured results from its annual Chanticleer CEO survey, where 33 CEOs from top Aussie companies were asked to reveal…
Building an Ethical Framework for Artificial Intelligence
When looking at artificial intelligence (AI), people’s initial fear always rings out the loudest: will robots steal away jobs? We want to dispel this misconception immediately…
CFOs’ across Asia Pacific have room to improve with intelligent technologies
Recent research from SAP and Oxford Economics demonstrated CFOs’ strategic initiatives are taking a more active role in the direction of their businesses, rather than operating within a siloed financial function. The report showed that 88% respondents said CFO’s are increasingly involved in the strategic decisions of their organisations.
Reindeers, Elves and Machine Learning
Machine learning can provide insights into customer behaviour over time, identifying opportunities that build brand loyalty.
How AI Is Changing HR
A recent Harvard Business Review (HBR) study suggests that Companies look at AI through the lens of business capabilities rather than technologies and in doing so, AI can support three important business needs: Automating business processes, Gaining insight through data analysis, and Engaging with customers and employees.
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