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Growing optimism towards AI

Published in AI Networks + Telecoms Partner Vendor

Jürgen Hatheier, International Chief Technology Officer, Ciena, discusses the findings of the company’s recent global survey, which highlights the optimistic long-term outlook of CSPs regarding AI’s ability to enhance the network as well as the need for strategic planning and investments in infrastructure and expertise to fully realize the benefits.

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Growing optimism towards AI from CSPs

Published in AI Partner Vendor

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AI adoption projects are ‘investment roulette’

Published in AI Digital Business Tech & Trends

Ian Stendera, Chief Product Officer, Ardoq, discusses the company’s recently published Emerging Technology Adoption 2024 Report, explaining the ways in which CIOs see developments such as AI as both a risk and opportunity. He provides some great insights into the size of the task facing organisations as they seek to adopt new technologies, as well as providing advice on how best to optimise the chances of project success.

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GenAI looms large on the cybersecurity landscape

Published in AI Security + Compliance Tech & Trends

James Hodge, GVP & Chief Strategy Advisor at Splunk and a member of TechUK AI Committee, discusses the findings of the recent “State of Security 2024: The Race to Harness AI” global research report – in particular, the impact of GenAI on cybersecurity – both the good and the bad.

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Caution - playing the GenAI long game pays dividends

Published in AI Tech & Trends

Eric Johnson, Chief Information Officer at PagerDuty, discusses the findings of the company’s recent Generative AI survey, explaining how many organisations remain mistrustful and nervous of the technology, to the extent that they may well have paused usage in order to establish guidelines and policies, while understanding that, if they do not deploy GenAI, they risk falling behind their competitors. Eric provides some excellent advice to help end users understand how best to make a success...

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AI - the good, the bad and the ugly

Published in AI Tech & Trends

Chris Coward, Director of Project Management, BCS, offers a refreshingly honest view of the ways in which AI is likely to impact the data centre industry over time. He shares some great insights as to how BCS plans to harness the technology for the benefit of the company’s partner ecosystem – with a particular emphasis on ensuring that AI delivers better results and experiences for its supply chain partners, employees and the end customers alike.

AIOPS moves beyond the ‘angry teenage years’!

Paul Bevan, Navigator, Research Director: IT Infrastructure at Bloor Research, provides some great...

AIOps helps US Bank increase automation across the tool chain

Learn how AIOps will help US Bank increase automation across the tool chain by analyzing large,...

Observability offers a path to true IT optimisation

Stéphane Estevez, EMEA Director of Product Marketing, Observability & IT Markets at Splunk,...

Reinventing the high-tech company of tomorrow

Deborah Garand, Managing Director - High Tech, Accenture, discusses the findings of the company’s...

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Accelerate AI Deployments with IBM Cloud Pak for Data System

See how the new IBM Cloud Pak for Data System is an all-in-one cloud-native Data and AI platform,...

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