Enterprise uses for artificial intelligence continue to expand. Companies are now using AI to automate processes in customer service, human resources, IT, and supply chain to make more informed decisions to improve profits and customer service. But, is AI necessary? Companies like Krista, IBM, and your competitors think so. I recently had a conversation with …
by Scott King 
Evaluating artificial intelligence (AI) products can sometimes be confusing. New AI products appear every day and are challenging to determine which products are truly powered by AI and which are veneers on top of the latest generative AI. The AI hype caused the US Federal Trade Commission (FTC) to issue a warning to software vendors …
by Scott King 
In today’s global economy, companies rely on complex supply chains to bring their products to market. With so many suppliers involved, it can be challenging for businesses to keep track of potential risks in their supply chain. Third-party supply chain risk is a significant concern for many organizations, and they are constantly looking for ways …
by Scott King 
As businesses become increasingly reliant on third-party vendors for IT services, it is important to understand and manage the potential risks associated with this type of relationship. A misstep in managing these relationships can have significant consequences, including loss of data or access, financial losses due to downtime or disruptions in service delivery, and even …
by Scott King 
ChatGPT’s recent popularity is causing business leaders to ask for more AI apps. The demand inside enterprises is so high chief information officers say they cannot keep up since building, training, and rolling out AI models is so expensive and takes too much time. Are business leaders focusing on the right problems? Business leaders have …
by Scott King 
As technology evolves and we enable AI to make more decisions for us we need to be confident it’s leading us in the right direction. Automated systems are increasingly being for all types of use cases in HR, sales, IT, and cybersecurity to speed up business and provide better services. However, while AI-assisted answers can …
by Scott King 
AI-driven business processes are becoming increasingly popular, as they can increase business velocity. Using AI to respond to email and omnichannel messages allows businesses to respond quickly and efficiently while providing a higher level of customer service. However, AI by itself is not always the answer since there are two paths you can take with …
by Scott King 
ChatGPT is a revolutionary new language processing technology that has revolutionized how artificial intelligence can interact with people. Developed by OpenAI, ChatGPT uses natural language processing techniques to allow AI agents to engage in conversation with users in a more human-like way. But, generative AI like this eases one step in a business process. Your …
by Scott King 
Key Points Innovation requires change and businesses need abilities to respond quickly Most application and automation changes are brittle and require an SDLC every time a change is made Allowing businesses to configure rules outside of integration technology increases their responsiveness and velocity Low-code platforms cause testable events Low-code platforms create testable events whenever changes …
by Scott King 
Complexity is the enemy of productivity Your IT group is increasing complexity, not reducing it. But, it’s not their fault. Companies contain a myriad of departments and divisions, all with their own specialized teams of workers. Processes are designed to be as efficient as possible, often at the expense of flexibility. And information is collected …
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