Brian McKenna
Business Applications Editor at Computer Weekly
Enterprise Applications Editor, Computer Weekly. Views own.
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2 weeks ago |
lemagit.fr | David Essex |Brian McKenna |Philippe Ducellier
Joule s’étend avec Perplexity et WalkMe Christian Klein a également souligné les avancées autour de Joule, l’assistant à base d’IA générative de SAP. L’outil est désormais doté d’une « action bar» alimentée par WalkMe, racheté en juin 2024 pour 1,5 milliard $, pour anticiper les besoins des utilisateurs en analysant leur comportement sur les différentes applications. SAP insiste sur le respect de ses lignes directrices éthiques pour encadrer l’usage de cette IA proactive.
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2 weeks ago |
computerweekly.com | Brian McKenna
Christian Klein, SAP’s chief executive officer, put economic and geopolitical uncertainty at the heart of the opening keynote at the supplier’s global Sapphire event in Orlando. The European version of the event will be held in Madrid next week and is likely to repeat the same themes. Like other enterprise software suppliers, such as Oracle and Salesforce, SAP is invoking a trinity of capabilities for the artificial intelligence (AI) age, in its case applications, data and AI.
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3 weeks ago |
computerweekly.com | Brian McKenna
Smart ball in motion Biggar was speaking at a recent media event where the possible data analytics generated by Sportable’s “smart ball” were being demonstrated. Sage, which provides accounting, financial, HR and payroll technology for small and medium-sized businesses, set up the event alongside Sportable, a global data collection and analytics platform.
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3 weeks ago |
devicedaily.com | Brian McKenna
Apple and Gmail make it harder for email campaigns to get to the inbox Google’s year-old spam limit and Apple’s iOS are causing significant problems for email marketingSMB or enterprise, CPG or B2B — brands of all sizes and verticals are still struggling to get under Gmail’s spam thresholds. It’s not for lack of trying, either.
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4 weeks ago |
computerweekly.com | Brian McKenna
Evan Goldberg, executive vice-president of Oracle NetSuite, has a computer science student hinterland in artificial intelligence (AI) that pre-dates his joining Oracle as a software engineer in 1987. He also founded NetSuite in 1998 as a pioneer software as a service provider. Goldberg spoke to Computer Weekly at the supplier’s recent SuiteConnect London 2025 conference.
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