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AI-Powered Decision Support Capability Is Only Scratching The Surface

Enterprise Software applications will increasingly incorporate AI to guide users by providing them with real-time actionable information. Such applications will generate enormous value assuming they are able to effectively inform users without becoming an overly-used crutch. Think of the benefit such applications may provide employees that lack customer-specific knowledge, process knowledge, domain expertise and/or general … Continue reading AI-Powered Decision Support Capability Is Only Scratching The Surface →

Alphabet Is The AI Alpha Dog

Amazon, Apple and Microsoft will never catch the AI leader. Google's AI capability will become increasingly sophisticated (we use "AI" as a catch-all for artificial intelligence, machine learning, deep learning and related disciplines), with time and will evolve at a faster rate than Amazon, Microsoft and certainly Apple. Google on-device applications such as Google Assistant, … Continue reading Alphabet Is The AI Alpha Dog →

Industries Best-Positioned To Go Mobile Post COVID

We list a handful of industries that may accelerate their mobile workforce and remote capability efforts in the COVID aftermath. ASSET MANAGEMENT: We believe the big opportunity here is for virtual meetings whether they be one-on-one meetings between investors and management teams or full analyst days. Basic video communication and live streaming services are offered … Continue reading Industries Best-Positioned To Go Mobile Post COVID →

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Transparent CEO Succession Plans Are Best Communicating CEO succession plans to institutional investors does not have to be complicated. Generally speaking, transparency around your CEO succession process is a good thing. This should not be confused with providing investors with a play-by-play update (I would not recommend the latter). Here’s a high-level outline that may … Continue reading How to Communicate CEO Succession Plans to InvestorsPremium →