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Tag: michael wu
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How Enterprise Adoption of Artificial Intelligence Must Shift in 2020
Enterprises are adopting AI at a much slower pace than expected, but they'll begin to overcome this challenge in 2020.
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Don’t Fear the Reaper: Helping Employees Understand and Use AI
People bring a lot of baggage with them when it comes to AI. Before you can expect them to work with it, you first need to get them to understand what it is.
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Artificial Intelligence Is the New Business Intelligence
Artificial intelligence (AI) is a theme that’s been frequently dramatized by the entertainment industry. We see it in the form of humanoid figures with superhuman intelligence. These AI marvels work 24/7, nearly at the speed of light, yet they never get tired or complain.
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Successful Digital Transformation Is More Than Meets the Eye
The enterprise world is littered with jargon. One of the buzzwords du jour is “digital transformation” — a term I'm sure you’ve heard by now. But what does digital transformation mean? It’s like Dan Ariely’s comment on big data, “everyone talks about it, nobody really knows how to do
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Personalization Comes to Retail with Big Data, IoT and Augmented Reality
We’ve been told that we are special ever since we're little, but how special are we? I challenge you to find another person in the world that is exactly like you. That person probably doesn’t exist.
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Pokémon Go #GamificationGoals for Brands
Whether you’re already a diehard Pokémon Go enthusiast or wondering what all the hype is about (and why people are walking aimlessly around public spaces), one thing is certain: every brand marketer can learn some great gamification lessons from this worldwide phenomenon.
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Big Data, Smart Data and the Fallacy that Lies Between
The promise of big data is that it contains big information, big insights. But data and information are not the same. Data is only as valuable as the information and insight we can extract from it, because it’s the information and insight that help us make better decisions.
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