In the rapidly evolving landscape of AI development, its ethical dimensions have become a concern. AI ethicist Enrico Panai emphasizes that the conscientious development and implementation of AI do not hinder speed and innovation; rather, they serve as a catalyst for progress.
For embracing AI models, organizations need to define use cases, prepare data, assess technology readiness, develop and validate models, and plan for ethical and legal considerations. Data security and privacy must also be addressed.
Welcome to the report summarizing this industry survey, conducted in Q1 and 2, 2023. It attracted 150 responses
from senior cybersecurity professionals at manufacturing
operations globally.
We benchmark where the pain points are for
defenders and what organizations are doing to overcome these
issues, the extent...
Jose Soares, director IT, The Capital Hotels and Apartments in South Africa, discusses how the luxury hotel embraced change with digital transformation, cloud integration and unique customer experiences. He offers insights on platform building, cloud adoption and generative AI innovation.
Post-digital governments are rapidly evolving their data and analytics investments to generate critical insights for core mission needs. As global, economic and environmental instability increases, 'simple' extrapolation from past experiences is no longer sufficient to address government challenges.
SUNY Downstate Medical Center has embarked on a journey of cloud integration and clinical transformation, with IT at its core. The primary goal is twofold: to seamlessly migrate the majority of its workloads to the cloud while championing environmental sustainability and achieving carbon neutrality.
Technologies such as generative AI and ChatGPT have been widely lauded and publicized in the past few months. But what are the business use cases that can be implemented today? What are the risks posed by this technology? Three business leaders from Indonesia offer their views.
Dr. Sylvia Sathekge and Michael Nteere from Africa delve into the journey of CIOs, from mastering technology intricacies to strategic alignment. They also discuss CIO challenges, cybersecurity's role in digital transformation and the AI-driven IT future
Four editors at ISMG's CIO.inc review this month's most important technology conversations with leaders and their thoughts on some of the significant developments in the tech world in the latest episode of Spotlight.
After divestment in April this year, Trident Steel Africa entered into a pivotal transition. CIO Duke Mathebula plans to leverage this opportunity to steer strategic IT choices, aligning with business objectives while reconstructing 80% of current systems from scratch.
AI has become a strategic business discussion, and boards want to know how generative AI will affect their organization and redefine business value. AIQRATE CEO Sameer Dhanrajani shares expert insights on AI fluency, redefining roles and AI's impact on business.
South Africa-based law firm Webber Wentzel, with a legacy spanning over 150 years, stands out for its distinctive principle-based technology architecture. Each technology investment is thoughtfully aligned with nine core principles, driving the firm toward achieving its business goals effectively.
In Asia/Pacific's dynamic digital-first landscape, opportunities abound with projected digital revenue exceeding 40% of total revenue by 2027. To thrive in this transformation, a highly motivated and secure workforce is crucial.
CEOs prioritize seamless remote productivity and collaboration tools for hybrid working...
As cloud computing and remote work take center stage, more users, devices, and data are dispersed beyond the traditional enterprise network. Conventional security measures fall short, posing a significant challenge to maintaining network security while keeping employees connected to cloud-based and third-party...
Discover how Merck, a traditional global pharma giant, achieved efficiency by embracing RPA and bots for regulatory documentation. Learn how this technology revolutionized their workflow and what it mean for the future of the pharmaceutical industry.
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