September 4, 2018
Blogs
August 31, 2018
Can We Trust Artificial Intelligence?
by Adrian Bowles, PhD Arthur Clarke’s third law—Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic (1973)—captures the essence of our current AI-trust dilemma. We are quite capable of constructin
August 30, 2018
Box Competes on Two Fronts, Hard to Win at Both
by Jim Lundy I attended my eighth BoxWorks event this week in San Francisco and Box was hard at work expressing its evolving story. In essence, Box wants to be more like Microsoft and Google in the office, but it also w
August 29, 2018
Democratizing AI: It’s Time to Get on Board
by Adrian Bowles, PhD The hype surrounding AI is everywhere, and it is still easier to put AI on the label than it is to put AI in a product or service, so buyers are right to be cautious. The truth, however, is that
August 23, 2018
Intel CEO Search: Diane Bryant Is the Right Pick
by Jim Lundy Intel's quarterly earnings have come and gone and they are still no closer to naming a new CEO. Intel CEO Brian Krzanich was forced to resign in June 2018 and current Intel CFO Brian Swan is serving as int
August 21, 2018
Three Trends Driving the Rise of Digital Work Hubs
by Nicole Speciale The digital work hub is an emerging category of enterprise-grade software that coordinates and manages the curation, creation, and communication of business content from the individual to the ecosyste
August 17, 2018
Intelligent Contact Center Powers Five9 Record Earnings
by Nicole Speciale On August 6th, Five9 announced record earnings for Q2, which showed a growth of 28% since Q2 of 2017. The press release reported that revenue for the second quarter of 2018 increased to a record $61.1
August 14, 2018
DocuSign and Nintex Expand Their Portfolios: The Race to Content Automation
by Jim Lundy On the heels of our first Tech Spectrum for Workflow and Content Automation (WCA), both DocuSign and Nintex made moves to enhance their product portfolios, but the deals they made were completely different
August 9, 2018
Five Huge Trends in Workflow and Content Automation
by Nicole Speciale Workflow and Content Automation (WCA) is a new category of content that emphasizes document process automation. Machine creation and routing of documents is starting to replace the human creation of d
August 7, 2018
Food for Thought: Digital Donuts and DBPs
by Jim Sinur Discussion about digital can leave some organizations with a sour taste in their mouths, and for good reason. Large consultancy firms can make one feel like they hold the recipes for digital and if they are
August 6, 2018
[Vlog] 16 Google AI Announcements from Cloud Next ’18
Produced by Adrian Bowles Whether you couldn't make it to Google Cloud Next '18 or just want a thorough recap, Adrian Bowles—VP of Research and Lead Analyst—produced a vlog that provides all the highlights. Adrian o
July 31, 2018
GE Digital on the Chopping Block
by Vince Lundy and Jim Lundy In a recent strategic review that was announced on June 26th, 2018, GE indicated that it will focus on three areas going forward: aviation, power, and renewables. What it didn't announce the
Slack Knocks Off Atlassian, Buys IP for HipChat and Stride
by Nicole Speciale and Jim Lundy On July 26th, Slack and Atlassian made a loosely-worded announcement that didn't quite communicate the full impact of what occurred during their deal. This blog provides some observation
July 30, 2018
Where Does RPA’s Future Lie?
by Jim Sinur Robotic process automation (RPA) has been a sector set ablaze. In order to continue this momentum in the coming months and years, some things need to change and unfold. There will be a shift from a focus on
July 27, 2018
Google Next in Four Words: Cloud, Content Analytics, G Suite, and Partners
by Jim Lundy Aragon attended Google Cloud Next 2018 in San Francisco this week. Based on customer participation and the buzz at the event, it appears Diane Greene’s grand plan is working, albeit slowly. This blog summ
DBPs for the Age of Digital Transformation
by Nicole Speciale Enterprise progress in the digital age is contingent upon several key factors that are taken into account for digital business platforms (DBPs). These factors include coordinating goals and work effi
July 25, 2018
Blockchain Wars: Ethereum vs. Hyperledger
by Matt Lundy Blockchain wars are coming to an enterprise near you. The world of Blockchain is a complicated one that is often hard to make sense of. Different Blockchains have different approaches and applications; kno
July 17, 2018
ChainLink Opens up Blockchain Connectivity
by Matt Lundy One of the challenges today with public and private blockchains is connecting legacy data to them. In fact, for many enterprises that are in the process of developing blockchain applications, it can be vie
July 13, 2018
How Does Video Supercharge the Enterprise?
by Nicole Speciale The visual workplace has become the new norm. Between advancements in video applications and technologies and the growing presence of video for personal use, video’s power in the enterprise has take
July 3, 2018