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Predictions 2020: What to Expect in AI, ML, RPA Sectors
Chris Preimesberger, February 20, 2020 2:37 PM
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eWEEK PREDICTIONS 2020: Here's what several IT thought leaders believe we can expect to see in the realms of artificial intelligence, machine learning and robotics-based automation this year.
eWEEK NEWS / PRODUCT ANALYSIS: Since the advent of the PC in 1981, the world has pivoted to the cloud, and, in that world, we need a new-age terminal.
Even though people are embedding more and more technology into their lives, organizations’ attempts to meet their needs and expectations can fall short. Thus, it has to be all about what people want, not what companies want.
eWEEK PRODUCT ANALYSIS: Big Blue introduced this week its “radically simplified” FlashSystem storage solutions. Here's a look at what the company is delivering and what enterprise customers stand to gain.
eWEEK CASE STUDY: A highly successful furniture maker explains how its longtime relationship with SAP has enabled the company to maintain growth through the decades.
eWEEK NEWS ANALYSIS: Why it is important to give credit to a departing CEO while we anticipate the positive changes of the incoming CEO.
Reserve an hour on Wednesday to participate in an informative, interactive chat session about how massive amounts of data are being controlled and managed to best effect for new-age enterprises.
eWEEK PRODUCT NEWS/ANALYSIS: Stellus describes itself as "the world's fastest flash storage." That, folks, is a rather strong statement, but the company is demonstrating that it can back it up.
NEWS ANALYSIS: IBM showed an example of a smart leadership dynamic with the announcement of CEO Ginni Rometty’s retirement and of the elevation of SVP Arvind Krishna to the chief executive role and SVP and Red Hat CEO Jim Whitehurst to president.
eWEEK Editor Chris Preimesberger will moderate a live panel discussion on new-gen technology being used to cut costs and improve effectiveness in health care IT.
What will it take to bring cybersecurity training into the digital age and better keep pace with emerging dangers? An expert suggests some practical solutions in this eWEEK Data Points article.
Why dynamic market pressures require a rising number of enterprises to deploy intelligent digital supply chain management.
Data can now be captured and manipulated without human effort or engagement. This “automatic data capture,” when used in algorithms, is subject to unintentional biases and distortions.


















