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5 steps to move AI beyond buzzwords to deliver true transformative impact

CIO

The headlines read “Artificial Intelligence (AI) will completely transform your business.” For several decades this has been the story behind Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning. Until now, a comprehensive list of AI and ML use cases that serve as meaningful references for business leaders simply did not exist.

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Tech leaders weigh in on the upside and flipside of generative AI

CIO

I was at a Gartner conference in the US where they called generative AI out as the ‘third digital revolution’ after mainframe computing and the internet. The impact could really be that profound since we have a tool that can be applied to multiple use cases, from writing and designing products, to visualizations, checking code, and so forth.”

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CI Sources for Monitoring Competitors

ArchIntel

In a recent blog post, Mackenzie Colcord , a content marketing and community specialist at Crayon, identified sources of competitive intelligence that companies can use to keep track of industry rivals. First on her list are competitor websites. Social media is next on Colcord’s list. ArchIntel™ -.

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Top 10 Questions to Ask in Competitive Analysis Projects (Deeper Dive)

Aqute Intelligence

When analyzing your competition, you’ve probably wondered, “what should be the main focus of this research?”, “what are the important questions to ask?” and “how can I incorporate this into my competitive analysis projects?”. Having the upper hand in competitive intelligence will help your business succeed.

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How to target and understand your competition’s experts

FedSavvy

Many sources of a competitor’s competitive advantage may often be categorized in one of four categories: People Processes Tools Past performance. This blog focuses on the process of examining a competitor’s people, or more specifically their technical subject matter experts (SMEs). Tactics to use in your search.

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CI Sources for Monitoring Competitors

ArchIntel

In a recent blog post, Mackenzie Colcord , a content marketing and community specialist at Crayon, identified sources of competitive intelligence that companies can use to keep track of industry rivals. First on her list are competitor websites. Social media is next on Colcord’s list. ArchIntel™ -.

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CI Sources for Monitoring Competitors

ArchIntel

In a recent blog post, Mackenzie Colcord , a content marketing and community specialist at Crayon, identified sources of competitive intelligence that companies can use to keep track of industry rivals. First on her list are competitor websites. Social media is next on Colcord’s list. ArchIntel™ -.