Monday's Musings: Seven Big Themes In Tech For The Next Presidency
Expect Regulations For National Security, But Overall Lighter Regulatory Framework
For the most part, tech has done well regardless of presidential administrations due to the light regulation of the overall industry. This has allowed large digital giants to emerge and dominate global markets across a multitude of industries. Amidst a national security backdrop and increasing capital required in the tech arms race, government has been hesitant to over regulate.
BT150 Spotlight: Jewelers Mutual John Kreul on Human-Centric AI, CX, Returns and Future-Proofing
John Kreul, Chief Information Officer at Jewelers Mutual, said the company's AI experiments and investments will revolve around personalizing customer experiences. Kreul also said the company is building a data strategy and architecture that can adapt to new technologies.
Palantir Q3 strong amid strong AI demand; Karp says 'we intend to take the entire market'
The company reported third quarter earnings of $144 million, or 6 cents a share, on revenue of $726 million, up 30% from a year ago. Non-GAAP earnings were 10 cents a share in the quarter.
Agentic AI without process optimization, orchestration will flop
CxOs sifting through the marketing hype of agentic AI should keep process optimization and orchestration in the forefront of planning.
Google Public Sector: A look at the strategy
Google Cloud CEO Thomas Kurian said the company is committed to serving the public sector and government "in all of its domains" and said Google Public Sector is the only completely independent division to give it the leeway to serve customers.