Innovation

Why bots are poised to disrupt the enterprise

Companies are saving money and achieving better customer service by using software agents to automate core transactions. Cognitive technologies will eventually accelerate such projects.

A $280 billion healthcare problem ripe for technology innovation and predictive analytics

Behavioral health is a complicated and expensive issue in U.S healthcare today. It's also a field that is underfunded and ripe for technology-led innovation. rn

Stephen Bowe of Bank of New Zealand: The digital catalyst

Anthony Belsham on his rise from IT manager to chief executive officer

Censorship and healthcare’s redactable blockchain trapdoor

Leaked encryption keys, offensive material, and errors as in the case of a medical record suggests that an editable blockchain is worth reflection.

Doing business with Peter Chidiac of Avaya: ‘Dare to change’

Innovation advice for CIOs and other leaders

Expanding the realm of what's possible in healthcare and beyond.

Apple chief says AR will trump VR in commercial scenarios

Apple's Tim Cook suggests that the company is currently exploring augmented reality rather than virtual reality. However, despite the success of Pokemon Go both technologies remain stronger in the enterprise.

Building businesses for the subscription generation

Two things are driving the new subscription business model: The younger generation's preference for subscribing to or renting things instead of owning them, and our disposition as a species to always have the best or latest versions of products.

When a project fails, don’t blame your end users

Change isnu2019t an end-user problem, but a leadership opportunity, says former Red Robin CIO Chris Laping.