Video: Why AI is now table stakes in enterprise software

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Video: Why AI is now table stakes in enterprise software
1:35 / November 15, 2017

Jack Borland, sales operations manager for Wolters Kluwer Legal & Regulatory, explains how the algorithms behind artifical intelligence are getting commoditized and embedded in product offerings.

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Video: Why AI is now table stakes in enterprise software Jack Borland, sales operations manager for Wolters Kluwer Legal & Regulatory, explains how the algorithms behind artifical intelligence are getting commoditized and embedded in product offerings.

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