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“The technological shifts over the next 10 years and beyond will reverberate through all aspects of business, government and society overall,” writes Christian Lanng (@christianlanng), Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Tradeshift.com.[1]
“A confluence of forces has propelled artificial intelligence into the business mainstream,” assert Deloitte analysts Paul Sallomi (@PaulSallomi), Bob Dalton, and David Schatsky (@dschatsky).[1] In addition to improvements in artificial intelligence (AI)
“Imagine a simple triangle diagram of the planet’s population,” writes John S. Rosenberg. “A fortunate couple of billion upper-income people — in the United States and Canada, much of Europe, Japan, Australia,
“Producing enough food, fiber and fuel for more than 9 billion people by 2050, while conserving natural resources is a challenge that has become increasingly complex,” writes Rod Snyder (@RodSnyderWV), President of
When IBM’s Watson computer system won the television game show Jeopardy!, a new era of cognitive computing was born. ”Watson combined natural language processing, machine learning and knowledge representation in a way
“To-date,” writes Adeel Najmi (@AdeelNajmi), Chief Science Officer and Senior Fellow at JDA Software, “the entire supply chain has been orchestrated to service ‘demand’ while keeping inventory and logistics costs down.”[1] You
Cities are like living organisms whose systems function synergistically. That’s why a holistic approach to making cities smarter is required and why cognitive computing is, for the first time, making this possible.
Frameworks and taxonomies are very useful tools for helping us understand complex concepts. I’m sure there were a lot of people who slapped their foreheads when they first viewed Abraham Maslow’s Hierarchy
“A digital enterprise,” according to one widely accepted definition, “is an organization that uses technology as a competitive advantage in its internal and external operations.” Admittedly that is a broad definition. Ben
“Carpe diem … seize the day,” writes Roger Schenck, Manager of Content Promotions at Chemical Abstracts Service (CAS). “This Latin phrase, coined by the Roman poet Horace in 23 BC, is used
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