The top job has only gotten harder with the increasing pace of change. Innovation is just table stakes. Product cycles have shortened. Competitors are now partners. Partners are now competitors. Workplace dynamics, new business models, and disruptive technology combine to create chaos and opportunity for organizations. Business strategy and technology adoption now go hand in hand. Top leaders seek sustainable advantages. Constellation's insights into cross industry best practices, understanding of emerging business models, and command of the latest disruptive technologies provide a much needed and private sounding board. Consider Constellation's analysts as external confidants on the never ending journey of transformation and delivery of results.
Hostaway CEO Marcus Rader said the best way to serve an industry with software is to come to it completely as a novice.
Cognizant said that consumers that embrace artificial intelligence are likely to drive $4.4 trillion in AI-influenced consumer spending in the US by 2030.
Delta Air Lines has migrated most of its technology infrastructure to the cloud and is starting to leverage generative AI (GenAI) for personalized pricing, digital concierge services, and optimizing the customer experience.
While, Trump, China, and the global economy take centerstage at this year’s World Economic Forum, AI will be the main topic du jour. Senior executives and policy wonks seek to understand how AI will transform businesses, societies, and economies. The AI Age truly is the 4th Industrial Revolution, not the other stuff that was peddled as conference fodder over the past five years in Davos.
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A trio of reports from Deloitte, BCG and Allianz highlight how CxOs are bullish on 2025 and AI investments even as they are well aware of potential risks.
