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VENDORiQ: Salesforce Delivers Next-Generation AI Models to Power Agentforce
Uncover the transformative power of Salesforce’s latest AI models in vendor activities, reshaping autonomous agents and elevating customer engagement.
VENDORiQ: Salesforce Delivers Next-Generation AI Models to Power Agentforce
Uncover the transformative power of Salesforce’s latest AI models in vendor activities, reshaping autonomous agents and elevating customer engagement.
VENDORiQ: Microsoft Adds ChatGPT to Azure OpenAI Service
Microsoft launched the integration of ChatGPT into Azure OpenAI Service. Will this trigger more generative AI tools to help enterprises leverage business solutions that can address their specific problems?
VENDORiQ: Does Nintex Have a Point About Sharepoint 2013 Workflows End Of Life? Yes.
Nintext announced its transition plan for clients following Microsoft’s decision to retire SharePoint 2013 by 2026. Why should enterprises act early to identify which workflows need to be retained or discarded to avoid accumulating more technical debt?
VENDORiQ: Microsoft Introduces MS Security Copilot
Microsoft has introduced MS Security Copilot, an AI-powered assistant that combines OpenAI’s language model with Microsoft’s security-specific mode. The goal is to help security professionals detect and respond to threats more effectively. Is this just more ‘GTP’ hyperbole, or something significant?
Three Steps to Design a Digital Literacy Function/Job Role
Digital literacy is a key component of business transformation. Being able to design a specific job role/function is vital.
Return-to-Office Means Looking Beyond Physical and Tech Infrastructure
Requiring employees to return to work in the office demands more than just ensuring that physical and tech infrastructure can accommodate their needs. IBRS looks into the factors necessary to support enterprises in adjusting well to their hybrid work arrangements and promote the workforce’s well-being.
The Dangers of Google Analytics’ Automated Data Migration to GA4
Google’s announcement of sunsetting Universal Analytics in favour of a new platform, Google Analytics 4 (GA4), raises questions about its data and privacy risks. Should enterprises think twice about consenting to the forced automated migration, or better opt-out and settle for a new analytics platform? What does this imply about the risks of automated data migration?