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Mass automation: A vision for nearly automated companies
Nearly automated companies may sound like science fiction, but author Nick Pogrebnyakov argues business leaders should prepare ...
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Fully automated companies: What CIOs need to know
Fully automated companies might not be as futuristic as they seem. CIOs should consider how AI, robotics and sensing will work ...
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Building cyber-resilient AI in the enterprise
AI attacks and breaches hit differently than traditional attacks, and therefore require more than traditional controls. The best ...
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Why conversational AI is redefining your security perimeter
As employees become more accustomed to using AI, they might be getting a little too comfortable. Learn how strong AI governance ...
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How limited network visibility impedes digital transformation
Digital transformation promises faster decision- making and greater UX. However, a lack of visibility into the network can hinder...
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Lit fiber vs. dark fiber services explained for enterprise WANs
Lit fiber and dark fiber each offer enterprises a distinct set of advantages and challenges. It's important that IT leaders ...
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Data gravity and its role in data center efficiency
Data gravity attracts applications to data locations, enhancing performance and reducing costs. This concept is vital for ...
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IBM seeks mainframe, data center integration
IBM launched new models for its z17 mainframe series and LinuxOne servers to fit in a data center, at a time when space is at a ...
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How governance as code controls AI agent risk
As more stringent EU AI Act requirements take effect, enterprises need runtime guardrails that control autonomous agents' actions...
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Alation launches OS for building, governing AI agents
While not the first AI governance suite, the vendor's Intelligence Operating System is somewhat unique by unifying data, context ...