Articles Tagged ‘IBM’
Consumers are losing hope in business’ privacy abilities
An IBM study shows that security and data sharing are major concerns, but Canadians are skeptical about if they’ll be solved.
IBM brings Watson to the masses
The company addresses a major hurdle to AI adoption by letting its platform run on any cloud platform.
IBM to launch new AI adoption tool
The company wants to make it easier to adopt the emerging tech by addressing concerns about talent and transparency.
Is data technology holding back customer engagement?
A global CMO survey shows that new platforms haven’t always lived up to their promise.
Business leaders split about impact of innovation: study
From automation to AR, there was little consensus about how tech will affect the way we work.
IBM launches Watson Advertising
The company repackages the recently acquired Weather Company to fully take advantage of its data.
Expect a boom in cognitive computing spending
Half of global CEOs expect to integrate it into business operations over the next three years.
Tech in Action: Beam me up, Watson
IBM’s AI will bring natural language voice controls to an upcoming Star Trek virtual reality game.
Salesforce smartens up its AI capabilities with IBM
A partnership brings Watson to clients, in addition to the launch of image recognition for its existing Einstein platform.
Ones to watch at ResolveTO
From chatbots to machine learning, check out which startups stood out at the new event’s debut.
Industry convergence top concern for CMOs
A global report from IBM looks at what top marketers are doing to take on the growing challenge.
Want on-trend gifts? Ask Watson
How IBM is using its cognitive computer to help with holiday shopping.
Advertising by the numbers
Tomorrow’s next big thing is getting creative with the data you have and baking it into the stories you tell.
Some marketers still struggling to evolve
A new report from the CMO Council shows that while the benefits are clear, digital engagement could still be better.
Super intelligent attorney
IBM’s Ross could give your lawyer a run for his money.
