From data breaches to identity theft, enterprise users have lost confidence in the capabilities of password managers to ensure their security given the multiple incidences of hacking. IBRS explores the relevance of these tools where the growth of threats and vulnerabilities undermine organisations’ safety.
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?
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?
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?
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?
Water cooler sessions offer opportunities for teams to participate in casual conversations among their fellow employees. Yet, many members of the organisation are less engaged in such discussions. What keeps them from participating, and what can be done to increase attendees’ willingness and sustain their interest?
Customer experience is never complete without a solid security strategy. Unknown to most enterprises, the linear path of a customer journey necessitates an equal security approach in each interaction to establish trust in the relationship between the brand and the consumer. IBRS explores what solutions an enterprise must invest in to secure each stage of the journey.
The evolving workplace has been highly influenced by an organisation’s adaptability to trends, productivity and (more recently) wellness. With technology now more instrumental in shaping the physical office environment, how can leadership teams ensure that the digital workplace promotes more effective collaboration, improved wellbeing, and increased productivity?
With more vendors such as Microsoft, Amazon Web Services (AWS), Google, and SalesForce embedding AI technology into their products for enterprise use, organisations will soon have more tools with AI capabilities. However, more solutions do not always mean producing meaningful outcomes, since most of these products will still fall short of expectations due to the current limitations of language models, and some types of work that still cannot be easily replicated by AI.
