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Data-Driven Decision Intelligence | DisrupTV Ep. 89
In DisrupTV Episode 89, hosts R "Ray" Wang and Vala Afshar engage in a compelling conversation with Frederic Laluyaux, President & CEO at Aera Technology; Chris Bradley, Partner at McKinsey & Company and author; and Doug Henschen, Vice President and Principal Analyst at Constellation Research.
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Why the CFO’s Mandate Must Embrace Agility amid Digital Transformation
It’s a new year and new product announcements are coming out – normally in the consumer space, given CES looming large. Looks like SAP did not want to stand back and had a major announcement in the HCM space: The announcement of a new, on premises (yes you read this right) HCM product, planned to be available in 2023, a record time range of 5 years out. Definitively worth a news analysis, the press release can be found here.
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Salesforce’s Progress in AI & Analytics, Collaboration, Training, Platform, Sales and Marketing
Machine learning and artificial intelligence advances in five areas will ease data prep, discovery, analysis, prediction and data-driven decision making.
For ten years the prevailing trend in business intelligence (BI) and analytics has been the move toward self service. That’s about to change. In 2018 and beyond we’ll see a growing list of what many call “smart” capabilities powered by machine learning (ML) and artificial intelligence (AI). These features are sure to help us move beyond the limits of the self-service era.
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Constellation Research is conducting a survey to find out how much businesses are investing in AI and how those investments might impact the organization.
If you are an individual with authority or influence over technology strategy in your organization please take this short survey by January 12, 2018. The survey contains 17 multiple-choice questions and should take less than 10 minutes to complete.
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Are you worried about computers, automation, robots or artificial intelligence replacing you? Futurist Brian David Johnson and I chat about the relationship between humans, technology and our careers.
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Business and Technology Trends Enterprises Must Track through 2020
The tools and techniques employees use at work are very different now than they were just a few years ago. This report examines three of the key areas in which employees will need to be proficient for the Future of Work:
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Emerging Technologies and Applications for the Next-Gen Employee
Amazon eyeing Alexa for digital ads: Some of the world's largest consumer goods companies have had discussions with Amazon about advertising and product placement through the Alexa voice assistant, according to a new report from CNBC. The companies reportedly include Proctor & Gamble and Clorox:
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Five Innovations Democratizing Data Prep, Discovery, Analysis, Prediction and Data-Driven Decisions
Chief Data Officers and Other CxOs Must Prepare for These Data-Driven Opportunities and Demands
At Constellation Research we’ve initiated what should be an annual survey of business preparedness for blockchain-related technologies, or what we prefer to call Synchronous Ledger Technologies.
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DARPA backs research into 'unhackable' computer: The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency is putting $3.6 million into research focused on the development of an "unhackable" computer. It's a timely investment given the spate of high-profile data breaches and general uptick in cybercrime.
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We live in the age of surveys, whilst taken individually the results of a survey may be questionable, taken collectively trends are easily identified. One of the most prominent is the accelerating shift taking place in what, and where, Enterprises are choosing to invest in technology. Directly related to this, but much less remarked upon, is the aligned shift in how these new investments are delivered.
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In 2016, the Australian government released, for research purposes, an extract of public health insurance data, comprising the 30-year billing history of ten percent of the population, with medical providers and patients purportedly de-identified. Melbourne University researcher Dr Vanessa Teague and her colleagues famously found quite quickly that many of the providers were readily re-identified.
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