RPA is Creating a Billion-Dollar Market While No One is Looking
RPA, which covers AI and machine learning capabilities used to handle high-volume, repeatable tasks that once needed humans, is coming. Are you
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Data Ownership in the Age of the Connected Vehicle
The issue of data ownership in the coming generations of connected vehicles will be thorny. Owners, drivers, OEMs, insurers, and others may have
Introducing Cognitive Computing to Your Business: A Heuristic Approach
Cognitive computing will become a widely used analog for human data input to provide us with solutions in the same way we learn. How will you use this
5 Common GDPR Misconceptions You Need to Understand
With GDPR regulations coming into force this month, data teams are scrambling to comply. But there are a lot of misconceptions out there to
How Do We Unlock Healthcare IoT Innovation?
IoT will have an immense impact in the world of healthcare. What are some of the best use cases today of this technology to help patients and
What is the Key to Multi-Cloud Unity?
With cloud becoming ubiquitous in IT life and with cloud providers becoming very competitive, how does an operations team manage a multi-cloud
The Latest IoT Strategy? Buying, Not Building Capabilities
As industrial IoT projects are begun across a wide variety of industries, how to kick them off has become a focus. Do you build internally or
IIC’s IoT Security Maturity Model Helps Fine-Tune Spending
With the mega-growth in connected devices, IoT security is a big issue and cost for those building out this infrastructure. But are they spending
How to Tap into Big “Communications” Data to Gain Once-Hidden Insights
Digital transformation rests on insights gleaned from your version of "big data" at your firm. But don't forget insights from your communications data,
Swipe Right for Revenue: How Consumerization and Emerging Tech Impacts UX
The consumerization trend has raised expectations for what we expect of our business applications. Improvements in the user experience (UX) is no