December 18, 2018
December 13, 2018
Amazon re:Invent 2018: 5 key takeaways
by Jim Lundy Amazon held its annual re:Invent customer and partner conference last week and had record attendance—we'd put it higher than 50,000—and announced over 140 new product features. The growth of AWS, which
December 7, 2018
Only Genius Organizations Can See Differences in Customer Experiences
by Jim Sinur Almost every organization publicly declares their dedication to better customer experiences, but few attain excellence. The majority of organizations (80%) think they have great customer experiences, but on
November 27, 2018
SAP’s Recent Acquisitions Show Digital Savvy
by Jim Sinur Earlier this month, SAP acquired Contextor, a 2018 Aragon robotic process automation (RPA) Hot Vendor, which made a large splash in the RPA pool. RPA is hot because it represents additional operational impr
November 20, 2018
Deep Learning Euphoria: Give Me a Break
A treatise on the dangers of popular press coverage of AI, reduced to blog-size by Adrian Bowles Yes, Deep Learning Is Amazing Deep learning, a subset of machine learning, is an undeniably powerful set of techniques fThomas Kurian Jumps from Oracle to Google
by Jim Lundy The big news last Friday was that one of Larry Ellison's longtime executives decided to jump ship and move to run Google's enterprise business. Google Cloud CEO Diane Greene announced she was stepping down
November 16, 2018
Seven Questions with LogMeIn’s Amy Wendel
Welcome back to our Women in Tech blog series, where we're highlighting notable and accomplished women in the technology sector. This interview with Amy Wendel, Global Head of Corporate Social Responsibility at LogMeIn
November 15, 2018
Seven Questions with Amplience’s Morgan Kelleher
Welcome back to our Women in Tech blog series. As we gear up for our second annual Women in Technology (WIT) Awards, we're highlighting women in the technology sector who are role models, mentors, and key contributors to t
November 14, 2018
[Vlog] Dream Analysis and Knowledge Representation
Produced by Adrian Bowles, PhD What does Gordon Lightfoot have in common with artificial intelligence? In this video blog, Lead Analyst for AI Adrian Bowles graphs a recent dream he had in order to understand its rel
November 9, 2018
Google Introduces Kubeflow Pipelines and AI Hub to Democratize AI
by Adrian Bowles Google Cloud announced two new services on November 8th, 2018: Kubeflow Pipelines and AI Hub. This blog overviews what these services mean for the future of AI technology. Google Cloud Has a Strong Com
November 8, 2018
The Return of the MacBook Air: Retina Edition
by Jim Lundy After years of speculation by the press, Apple finally did a major refresh to the MacBook Air, the machine that spawned the super thin laptop era. While there are many laptops that look like the MacBook Air
November 6, 2018
[Vlog] Domino V10: First Impressions
Produced by Adrian Bowles, PhD This video blog highlights AI Analyst Adrian Bowles' first impressions of IBM's Domino V10. Adrian interviews Dawn Herndon and Drew Birnbaum to discuss Domino's impact and why it was so rMAPs: The Essential Automation Tool You’ve Never Heard Of
by Nicole Speciale A Market in Transition Enterprise growth is a catch-22 for business communications: while regular correspondence is essential for scaling a business, it becomes more challenging to organize and coordin![[Infographic] Better B2B Meeting Management with MAPS](https://aragonresearch.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/11/Infographic-Better-B2B-Meeting-Management-with-MAPS.png "[Infographic] Better B2B Meeting Management with MAPs 21")
[Infographic] Better B2B Meeting Management with MAPs
Successfully scheduling, conducting, and evaluating strategic B2B meetings is often the first hurdle in advancing the sales process or improving the customer journey. However, our current calendar and meeting processes—w
November 5, 2018
Teach Your Children Well and Your AI System Not to Listen to Strangers
by Adrian Bowles, PhD Creating a machine learning-based application to evaluate data and make recommendations is a lot like the job of a parent teaching their children. The application, like the child, has an aptitude oSeven Questions with IBM’s Inhi Suh
Welcome back to our Women in Tech blog series! As you may know, Aragon is gearing up for its second annual Women in Technology (WIT) Awards, so we are highlighting the extensive contributions of last year’s winners.Thoughts on IBM’s Trust and Transparency Capabilities for AI
by Adrian Bowles In his recent blog It’s Time to Start Breaking Open the Black Box of AI (9/19/2018), Ruchir Puri, Chief Architect, IBM Watson and IBM Fellow, asserts: “It’s time to start breaking open the blacNine Questions with Hanson Bridgett’s Teresa Pahl
Welcome back to our Women in Tech blog series! As you may know, Aragon is gearing up for its second annual Women in Technology (WIT) Awards, so we are highlighting the extensive contributions of last year's winners. T
November 2, 2018
Seven Questions with Five9’s Niki Hall
Welcome back to our Women in Tech blog series! As you may know, Aragon is gearing up for its second annual Women in Technology (WIT) Awards, so we are highlighting the extensive contributions of last year's winners. T
November 1, 2018