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Dec 18, 2024 | 
constellationr.com | Liz Miller |Andy Thurai |Doug Henschen |Larry Dignan |Holger Mueller |Steve Wilson | +2 more
In many ways, the themes that dominated 2024 were a continuation of the generative AI revolution started in 2023. And then the switch flipped from generative AI to agentic AI and CxOs started to focus on returns and production deployments. So long proofs of concept and hello returns on investment.
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Jul 6, 2024 | 
enswmu.blogspot.com | Holger Mueller
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May 17, 2024 | 
constellationr.com | Holger Mueller
Holger Mueller, Constellation Research VP & Principal Analyst, covers both Next Gen Apps as part of our Technology Optimization business theme and Future of Work for Human Capital Management (HCM). As I mentioned in a post on his thought leadership quotes on Future of Work in terms of Human Capital Management, he's has a few unique skills beyond being a seasoned analyst, which can be unexpectedly handy at times, especially for the globetrotters in our executive network.
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Mar 22, 2024 | 
erp.today | Holger Mueller
Is building back better a remote possibility? With hybrid work placing human resource teams and planners under pressure, rebuilding the workforce is proving a tricky customer. The tech industry is finding itself in a post-pandemic hangover and, as with most hangovers, this one follows an eventful ride: Pretty much all tech vendors performed well during the pandemic, and started hiring, creating more competition for a specialized workforce and driving up labor costs.
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Dec 18, 2023 | 
erp.today | Holger Mueller
The public cloud is the future of enterprise automation, even more so in 2023 - the year of generative AI - as AI's insatiable demand for compute can only be addressed by the cloud. So why do the public cloud vendors still care and provide offerings to run workloads on-premises in 2023? Let's investigate this interesting market development.
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Oct 21, 2023 | 
enswmu.blogspot.com | Holger Mueller
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Sep 18, 2023 | 
erp.today | Holger Mueller
I previously looked at the state of the AI race about a year ago - and as you can imagine, a lot has changed with AI since then due to the rise of ChatGPT. Credit goes to Microsoft through its partner-ownership relationship with OpenAI, which has made AI a widely talked about topic. The result is that AI is now tangible, as everybody with a smartphone could practically test out OpenAI's natural language powered LLM, making LLMs part of our common parlance.
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Sep 12, 2023 | 
erp.today | Holger Mueller
We are way beyond the time when the phrase "data is the new oil" was a common adage in tech. Instead we are in the age of AI, generative AI and more specifically, large language models (LLMs). But behind all the ChatGPT hype remains the basic truth - AI can only be as good as the data it has to operate on. For AI to succeed it needs data and computation, both to train and execute AI models.
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May 21, 2023 | 
enswmu.blogspot.com | Holger Mueller
IBM invited its partners for three days to the IBM Innovation Lab in Paris, to share progress in quantum as well as provide partner the chance to educate each other, share progress and state of their projects as well as ample network opportunities.
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Mar 21, 2023 | 
us.erp.today | Holger Mueller
An EAP is the underlying platform of an ERP vendor, which enables the three universal use cases of all EAPs; Extend, Integrate and Build. You can think of them as the Platform-as-a-Service (PaaS) of the ERP player. EAPs evolved over time to their current capabilities: It all started with Extend. Even the earliest ERP applications, running as automation islands, needed the ability for customers to extend them. Change of labels, new fields, new screen names and menus were the popular use cases.
