Talent gap is the key obstacle to AI success
FutureCIO Editors
February 8, 2021
Talent gap emerges as primary obstacle to AI adoption; making AI accessible to all is imperative to digital transformation efforts.
Talent gap emerges as primary obstacle to AI adoption; making AI accessible to all is imperative to digital transformation efforts.
Covid-19 accelerates demand for non-invasive tech to ensure social distancing in warehouses, demand for robotic G2P systems will quadruple through
ABI Research estimates over 13,000 microcities around the world are driving global urban tech adoption bolstered by new urbanization concepts
Juniper Research warns that biometrics may be an established part of the ecosystem, payments and eCommerce apps have not kept
COVID-19 is helping accelerate digital banking adoption and forcing banks to update their digital strategy. Bain says customer defection is
At the end of the day, the conversation that every organization needs to go through is what’s the business value?
Stagnating budgets forces service providers to look for meaningful integration as the long-term solution to mounting security threats to their
CIOs in manufacturing are looking to recover from the turbulence of 2020 in 2021. Becoming a manufacturing CIO superhero as
IDC says financial institutions are implementing ecosystem and context strategies and neglecting influence strategies because of their short-term business focus.
IDC forecasts the Private LTE/5G infrastructure market to reach $5.7 billion in 2024 as demand from mission-critical organizations drives early
Mekim uses a Nutanix-Lenovo solution to support the delivery of healthcare products and services on-demand throughout the pandemic
AI/ML capabilities enable the industry to leverage IT-oriented nimbleness and scale as they seek to manage the complexities of today’s