The revenge of the atoms can drive a new relationship with customers
In a world dominated by AI and automation, bits of data and atoms are fighting to drive insights and power digital business.
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Who are you, citizen data scientist?
Many aspects of the data science life cycle are being abstracted by automated machine learning solutions -- which is good news for data scientists and citizen data scientists.
5G at MWC19: Reflections on Mobile World Congress 2019
Despite the 5G hype at MWC 2019, the event was an important milestone to lay the path for it.
Augmented reality, virtual reality, and mixed reality do bring value to industry
Extended reality technology -- augmented reality, virtual reality, and mixed reality -- can be visually stunning but not of much use. However, there are solid use cases where this technology saves time and money, and brings value to industry.
Autonomous testing Is like autonomous driving: The AI needs human assistance
The different levels used describe autonomous vehicles and extent of human assistance required can be used to describe autonomous technology testing.
China takes the moonshot advantage
“Moonshots,” or long-term, tech-driven, market-disrupting innovations, can take years to bring to fruition, but companies that have successfully done so have become market leaders.
Tech-driven innovation: The inevitable and revolutionary future of IT
Ironically, technology has not (yet) changed the fundamental model of IT. But that is going to change.
IBM’s quantum announcement is a big step in a 1,000-mile journey
Does IBM’s announcement of its new quantum computing system mean that quantum computing must be on your technology roadmap?
Artificial intelligence has a probability problem
A new framework for analytics governance that incorporates all the probabilities included in the machine-learning process -- from data creation to data prep to training to inference -- must be created so businesses aren’t misled.
Predictions 2019: The Internet of Things
In 2019, we'll see more targeted ransomware attacks against smart-city implementations, forcing cities to invest in cybersecurity defenses.
The future of mobility is data, not cars
Making mobility convenient will depend on how well companies work together and manage and share data within mobility ecosystems.
GE's new industrial IoT software business: What it means for customers
With GE's new standalone software business, the company has given the clearest signal yet that running a successful software business is very different from running an industrial conglomerate.
Software innovation builds upon cloud, collaboration, AI, and more
Working in siloed organizations and resisting the jump to the cloud will be a fast track to death for software organizations as we approach 2019.
Steady evolution in blockchain will continue, unless disillusionment causes a 'winter'
While we won't see any breakthrough blockchain deployments in 2019, the tokenization of digital and physical assets will be one of the key areas of innovation.
This is the year to invest in humans, as backlash against chatbots and AI begins
Will customers revolt against corporate chatbots in 2019? Forrester says yes.
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