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Microsoft Could Revitalize Knowledge Management With Project Cortex
by Darin Stewart | January 22, 2020
Everybody wants effective knowledge management in their enterprise. Nobody wants to exert the effort or commit the resources necessary to make KM happen. Creating and capturing knowledge is a pain...
"Secure the moving target!" by Tim Faith
by Debbie Wilson | January 21, 2020
The future of enterprise applications is integration. One day there will be a frictionless user experience for all users of ERP that will enable deep insights into business at a...
India is poised to become a semiconductor design powerhouse
by Bill Ray | January 20, 2020
Government investment, and an entrepreneurial spirit, is turning India into a centre for semiconductor design. Investment from high-tech companies has created an educated workforce which is limited only by an...
CES 2020 – Center Stage for Mobility
by Pedro Pacheco | January 17, 2020
CES 2020 has been more focused on mobility than ever before. Besides car companies, tech giants and large electronics brands now dedicate a major part of their booth and announcements...
Breaking Down DevOps for Networking
by Andrew Lerner | January 16, 2020
Increasing the level of network automation is a common network resolution for many organizations we speak with. Today, about 70% of network configuration activities are manually-driven (which may not sound good,...
Our Top 20 Most-Read Data and Analytics Research Last Week (to Jan 12)
by Andrew White | January 16, 2020
Click here for an interactive PDF to connect to the most read data and analytics research directly. This list excludes our branded research such as Magic Quadrants etc.
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What do you value? An Exercise in Appreciating the Importance of Consumer Values
by Emily Moquin | January 15, 2020
What Do You Value? An Exercise in Appreciating the Importance of Consumer Values
Take a moment to think about your values. What principles, concepts or ideas are intrinsically important to...
US Consumer Values on the Move: A Decade of Change
by Kate Muhl | January 15, 2020
Values are the fundamental ideas and ideals with which people associate themselves. Gartner’s consumer values data offers a quantified measurement of those ideas and ideals and a way to understand...
4 Stages of Ethical AI: Algorithmic Bias is Not the Problem but Part of the Solution
by Anthony Bradley | January 15, 2020
Algorithmic bias is often in the news and has become a bit of a hot button in ethical AI. The vilification of algorithmic bias is unwarranted and misplaced. A focus...
Stop Bullying Apple Around and Do Some Intelligence Homework
by Avivah Litan | January 14, 2020
Apple is once again being ordered by the U.S. Department of Justice to unlock terrorist iphones, and once again they are refusing. In the latest case DOJ is trying to...
