Despite artificial intelligence’s (AI) promise for enhancing efficiency, many organizations struggle to turn investments in traditional and generative AI into material improvements in worker productivity, according to a survey by Gartner, Inc.
Global ransomware levels soared 50% in February compared with the prior month, driven mainly by attacks from the cybercriminal operation known as Clop, cybersecurity firm NCC Group reported.
New technology solutions are opening the door for accounting and finance professionals to become the analytical thinkers and problem-solvers of the future. Don’t get left behind.
CFOs have had to make various accommodations to weather the continuing economic turbulence, but one thing they generally don’t seem to be doing is dampening their spending on technology.
While IT leaders show enthusiasm for AI agents, they worry about the technology’s drawbacks and implementation roadblocks, according to a SnapLogic survey.
As generative AI tools boosted cloud consumption, hyperscalers mounted a rapid response, increasing infrastructure investments to support the technology.
Financial firms plan to increase spending on software solutions this year despite making costly purchasing decisions in the recent past, according to Capterra. The IT marketplace surveyed 3,500 professionals, including 401 finance leaders for the January report.
Generative AI is taking the world by storm with no end in sight. According to Dr. Gleb Tsipursky, CEO of Disaster Avoidance Experts, mastering AI will be essential for companies to succeed in the coming years.
Global spending on data center hardware and software hit an all-time high last year, growing 34% year over year to $282 billion, Synergy Research Group said in report.