Microsoft has built a 20-million subscriber base in its first year since Microsoft Viva was launched. IBRS looks into the future of the market for employee experience (EX) management with Microsoft’s platform.
A successful return-to-office strategy requires enterprise leaders to take a holistic approach that considers the diverse needs and perspectives of all stakeholders. How can organisations create a well-balanced setup where employees can thrive and embrace the office culture, while retaining the benefits of hybrid work?
The inclusion of Viva Glint in Microsoft’s Viva Suite is an example of how AI can impact decade-old approaches to employee surveys. By 2027, IBRS predicts that human resources functions will be radically changed by the introduction of AI in every aspect of their processes and tools.
Tableau’s update integrates generative AI for automated data analysis and predictions. Pulse offers personalised analytics, while Data Cloud enhances insights with customer data. IBRS sees such AI hyperautomation as increasing, not correlating the need for digital literacy. Find out why.
ServiceNow plans to enhance its Now Platform with G2K’s intelligent IoT technology once it completes its acquisition of the latter. How can industries, particularly in retail, take advantage of this?
IBM Watson was the first functional AI to gain broad public awareness. Unfortunately, implementing Watson required significant effort to first clean and format organisational data, and then train the AI model. IBM has now launched IBM watsonx, which alleviates much of the training challenges. IBRS looks into how enterprises can benefit from the surge in AI development and integrations in enterprise platforms.
IBRS advisor Joseph Sweeney was recently featured in an exclusive article discussing a cyber security report released by SailPoint.
What makes Tim Berners-Lee’s Solid project capable of bringing changes in the way we interact with the internet? IBRS explores how this affects control over personal information and its implications for organisations.
ServiceNow introduced two new AI features – the ServiceNow Generative AI Controller and Now Assist for Search – to improve the platform’s capabilities for enterprise users. This move demonstrates the company’s commitment to providing top-notch AI services, and it’s expected to expand the platform’s functionality while improving user experience. IBRS looks into the implications of this in the growing AI trend.
