How Machine Learning improves the use of CRMs
Machine learning is used to optimize the use of CRM solutions. Because even if you think you already have the best software in place that meets top data quality, Machine Learning can be a game changer for you. We'll explain how it works in this post.
The Blockchain is more than just crypto!
The first and most commonly known application for Blockchain Technology is in cryptocurrencies. For example, the underlying software for Bitcoin was developed in 2008 against the backdrop of the financial crisis. The skeptical view of institutional intermediaries created the basis for the open-source principle of this type of Blockchain, as the transaction register should no longer require a central authority. After more than 13 years, crypto has been declared dead no fewer than 461 times. This year, not least because the price has plummeted from $50,000 to around $20,000. But just as Blockchain's only application is not in cryptocurrencies, this use case has only reached the end of its road due to price fluctuations. We therefore highlight some further opportunities for the technology here.
Big data and big data analytics have been buzzwords for many years. However, it still often happens that different terms are confused and the individual added value of Big Data is not clear to many organizations as a result. In our blog post, we will explain what Big Data is and what benefits it brings.
Artificial Intelligence in a reality check
Some experts believe that Artificial Intelligence (AI) will one day be smarter than humans. So far, however, the systems present themselves as absolute insular talents. This means that they can only perform very specialized tasks really well. But they are often already better at these than humans. We would therefore like to conduct a small reality check in this article. This is intended to show what AI can already do and what it cannot.
What’s the AI hype all about and will robots soon replace us?
Whenever I think of Artificial Intelligence (AI), the disturbingly emotionless voice of HAL 9000, the Artificial Intelligence from Stanley Kubrick's visionary masterpiece "2001: A Space Odyssey," comes to mind. I'm sure I'm not the only one who feels this way. However, we should not allow ourselves to be guided by irrational fears when dealing with this topic. Only realistic assessments of opportunities and risks will take us forward. So what is the current state of development in AI and what impact will digitalization really have on the world of work in the coming years? Let's dare to take a look into the crystal ball together!
The CDO is at the heart of every forward-looking company
The position of Chief Digital Officer (CDO) is still new or non-existent in many organizations. As a result, there is often uncertainty around the assignment of responsibilities. The reporting lines and the differentiation from more established functions such as the CIO or CTO also often prove difficult. In this article, we therefore take a closer look at the role of the CDO and give you tips for the ideal location in your company.
Why we need agile products and services now to survive in the markets of the future
If we want to talk about agility, we should first clarify what agility actually means. The term was decisively coined by the "Manifesto for Agile Software Development" in 2001. What was initially limited to the area of software development has since gained weight beyond that. Agility is on everyone's lips today, and in the following we want to take a look at how we can make products and services fit for the coming years.
Why digitalization doesn’t really exist
Digitalization, also known as digital transformation, seems to hover over companies in Germany like a specter. Many managers feel overwhelmed by the complexity of the topic and would prefer to close their eyes to it. As a result, they are currently often hesitant to either continue with digitalization or even begin it at all. In addition to the budget and time factors and a lack of will to change, incorrect prioritization is the biggest inhibitor to operational modernization. According to a Bitkom study, every third company wants to cut back on investments in digitalization this year. But that would definitely be the wrong way to go. Instead, we should deal with the topic more intensively in order to take away its horror. That's what we're doing in this article.
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