It's been another week rammed with disruptive moves from our favorite tech giants in the Innovation Enterprise office as it became apparent that, in our world filled with cyber risks, even government bodies aren't safe when a number of Australian political parties were hacked ahead of the election.
German automotive giants BMW Group and Daimler AG have announced that they will team up to jointly develop and interlink their car-sharing, ride-hailing, parking, charging and multimodal transport offerings.
BlackBerry, once a doyen of the mobile phone world, has continued its transformation into a "billion-dollar cybersecurity firm", as it announced the completion of its acquisition of California-based AI and cybersecurity Cylance.
In today's digital world, the best way to compete is to have a stellar online presence
Many startups in the US, China, the UK and Canada remain optimistic about business opportunities in the year ahead, with many planning to raise capital and increase the size of their workforces throughout 2019, according to a report commissioned by Silicon Valley Bank (SVB).
The UK government has announced plans to fund thousands of postgraduate students that want to study a Master's or PhD in AI in an effort to keep up with the world's two competing AI colossuses: China and the US.
Global IT solutions organization NIIT Technologies Limited has announced a new collaboration with Microsoft to accelerate the cloudification of its enterprise clients.
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In recent years, artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) have moved into the mainstream, leaving R&D behind to become essential parts of fully functioning businesses.
The visualization of data itself is changing and evolving at a faster rate than ever, thanks to advances in computerization and programming that have taken place in recent decades.
Warren Buffett once said, “someone’s sitting in the shade today because someone planted a tree a long time ago”, and when it comes to financial planning and analysis (FP&A), this phrase rings loudly for those currently enjoying the shade, while their competitors struggle in the heat of the sun.
Steve Jobs once famously said, "You can't just ask customers what they want and then try to give that to them
