With CES 2024 featuring a good dose of healthcare and wellness news and JP Morgan 42nd Annual Healthcare conference, there were plenty of items to ponder. Here are vignettes from healthcare disruption front lines.
Matt Abrahams, a Stanford University Graduate School of Business professor and author of Think Faster, Talk Smarter, argues that everyone can become better at spontaneous conversation, master small talk and learn the art of paraphrasing and apologizing.
Here are some of the takeaways from Infosys CEO Salil Parekh and CFO Nilanjan Roy on the company's third quarter earnings conference call.
OpenAI launched its GPT Store for custom versions of ChatGPT as well as plans for business and enterprise users. In the first quarter, OpenAI will launch a revenue share program for developers based on engagement with payment details to follow.
HPE said the Juniper Networks will strengthen its networking business and complement its edge-to-cloud strategy.
The most popular AI use cases include automation of IT processes, security and threat detection, governance and business analytics or intelligence, according to an IBM survey.
Speaking at CES 2024, Walmart CEO Doug McMillon said: "We love what technology can do, but we're building it in a way that creates better careers at the same time. It creates better customer experiences and a stronger business."
Medtronic CEO Geoffrey Martha said the company has formed an AI center of excellence at centralizing key data assets including millions of patient datasets, regulatory experience, analytics knowhow, and medical device expertise.
SAP said Muhammad Alam will join the company's Executive Board and succeed Thomas Saueressig for the company's product engineering. Saueressig will focus on accelerating SAP customers adoption of the cloud.
Technologies such as artificial intelligence, spatial computing and body-sensing innovations will become more human-like, omnipresent, and almost invisible, according to Accenture's Technology Vision 2024.
