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Stop right there, IT leader reaching for a closed, proprietary system running on some NVIDIA GPU farm! Just what do you think you are doing?!
Stop right there, IT leader reaching for a closed, proprietary system running on some NVIDIA GPU farm! Just what do you think you are doing?!
Two surveys by tech vendors reveal a significant slowdown in AI adoption as business and IT leaders consider the legal and practical ramifications.
The need for greater diversity in tech is now even more acute, due to the rise of AI. A techUK panel offered some personal insights.
A leaders panel in Paris found that even developers and platform teams need to think like a business in the cloud-native world.
In the second of this two-part series on ADHD, the focus is on exploring what employers can do to support their employees most effectively for the benefit of all.
To mark Neurodiversity Celebration Week, this is the first in a two-part series putting the spotlight on ADHD, a condition that is all too often forgotten about in a workplace context. The focus here is on exploring what ADHD is and how it manifests itself.
Everyone gets that generative AI is crucial, says CEO Julie Sweet, but the foundation work still needs doing even as discretionary spend remains elusive.
TCS's track record on innovation is strong. The latest of its Pace Port innovation labs continues that trend.
The pace of technological change means CIOs must make space for learning. CIO of Skillsoft, Orla Daly, argues that organizations should look to building and training the people that they have already invested in.
Part two of a conversation with Oracle's SVP SVP Global Cloud HCM Product Strategy, Yvette Cameron, tackles the changing role of HR in the Vaccine Economy.
This week - AI gets the sexy headlines, but enterprises shouldn't sleep on ESG. The EU AI is now official, but how should digital leaders respond? The potential TikTok ban raises bigger questions, and McDonald's tech failure whiffs.
The EU wants to avoid AI becoming a Wild West and is pioneering regulations, but if those laws are not consistent, experts believe the opportunity will be lost
Employees stuck in a cycle of repetitive assignments need stimulation before frustration leads to burnout. Brigette McInnis-Day of UiPath shares how AI-enabled automations have been used to reduce painpoints and increase satisfaction at work.
Business technology leaders debate the ethical and business value challenges and opportunities of the plethora of copilot technologies
This week - data privacy comes into focus as the data breaches roll on (this time, it's United Healthcare). Will gen AI disrupt IT services? Or is the coding impact overrated? As always, your weekly whiffs.
ServiceNow CFO, Gina Mastantuono, also explains how the vendor's release of AI products is resonating with buyers and reveals a bit about how and when it might impact revenue.