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Megan Crouse

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Senior Staff Writer at TechRepublic

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  • Creatio CRM Introduces AI Agents for Enterprise Automation

    2 days ago | techrepublic.com | Megan Crouse

    Creatio 8.3. Twin will use generative AI as the default mode of interaction in every interface starting on June 25. Image: iLixe48/Envato Creatio, a low-code enterprise CRM solution, has infused its latest platform update with AI. Creatio 8.3 “Twin” introduces generative AI agents, a unified interface for natural language conversations, and tools for creating and deploying AI agents.

  • AI Agent Interoperability Project’s Participants Include Microsoft, Google, AWS

    3 days ago | techrepublic.com | Megan Crouse

    Google Cloud started the Agent2Agent project to enable AI agents to work across enterprise environments regardless of brand. Google donated the project to The Linux Foundation. Image: Orkidia/Adobe Stock What if AI agents could seamlessly talk to one another, regardless of which company built them?

  • Microsoft's Mu Brings Natural Language Chats to Windows 11’s Settings Menu

    4 days ago | techrepublic.com | Megan Crouse

    A screenshot of Mu performing real-time question answering. Image: Windows YouTube channel Microsoft’s newest small language model for on-device processing has a specific use case: the Windows 11 Settings application. Mu is the technology behind the AI agent in the Settings menu that allows users to ask natural language questions.

  • Robots Aim to Tackle the Hardest Job in Warehousing

    4 days ago | eweek.com | Megan Crouse

    Multiple companies have sold robots for one of the most difficult warehouse jobs to automate: loading and unloading trucks. According to the Wall Street Journal, loading and unloading is the “Holy Grail of warehouse logistics.” These breakthroughs became feasible only after the development of newer vision sensors, smarter AI algorithms, and lightning-fast image-processing capabilities.

  • Gartner: Businesses With AI-Literate Execs Will Perform 20% Better Financially

    1 week ago | techrepublic.com | Megan Crouse

    Image: Envato/choreograph Executives who fail to embrace AI may soon fall behind. Businesses with AI-literate leaders will outperform competitors by 20% financially by 2027, according to Gartner’s data and analytics predictions for 2025. “Unlocking AI’s full business potential requires building executive AI literacy,” the report stated.

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Megan Crouse
Megan Crouse @abmdigi
30 Apr 18

This wins the unofficial reward for Cutest Robot at SME. Also, they crossed the do-not-cross line around the other robot but I imagine they’re allowed https://t.co/hm7Z3DqGnW

Megan Crouse
Megan Crouse @abmdigi
30 Apr 18

The keynote will be given by #JeffMa — let’s see how Twitter fits with smart #Manufacturing.

Megan Crouse
Megan Crouse @abmdigi
30 Apr 18

Smart Manufacturing Experience features a lot of companies trying to determine whether IoT is actually viable. Panels emphasize importance of cost/benefit analysis and a solid plan for how your business can make more $$. #SmartMfgExp18