
Stephanie Dalwin
Articles
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Sep 20, 2024 |
cbinsights.com | Stephanie Dalwin
Consolidation is on the horizon for legal AI agents & copilots. We mined CB Insights buyer interviews, Mosaic scores, exit probabilities, and funding data to forecast what’s next for the market. Funding for AI agents has skyrocketed since 2022, driven by market leaders like Harvey and Luminance. Differentiation will be important to watch — whether through added features, integration strategy, or core product.
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Aug 30, 2024 |
cbinsights.com | Stephanie Dalwin
We mined Apple’s partnerships, acquisitions, and earnings reports to discern how the company is positioning in AI. Apple’s recent moves are a testament to its singular approach to AI development. Unlike big tech peers like Google and Meta, it’s largely kept its in-house model development activity out of the public eye.
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Aug 14, 2024 |
cbinsights.com | Stephanie Dalwin
We mined Cisco’s investments, partnerships, acquisitions, and earnings reports to discern the company’s strategic priorities. Cisco is getting behind AI in a big way. For the networking leader, AI forms the crux of a multi-pronged strategy to steer away from pure hardware toward services and software, which offer expanded revenue streams. Cisco is investing in pure-play AI infrastructure startups, forming AI partnerships, and embedding AI in its products.
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Feb 22, 2024 |
datos-insights.com | Stewart Watterson |Robin LoGiudice |Stephanie Dalwin
A potential merger between two of the largest credit card entities in the U.S. market is big news. This merger would result in a new fourth-largest U.S. issuer. But don’t let the true headline get buried: it may hint at a transformative shift. Should the deal make it through the regulators and courts, the resulting entity would not be a first. Consider American Express, which began issuing commercial charge cards (not credit cards) in 1958.
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Feb 21, 2024 |
datos-insights.com | Stephanie Dalwin |Deb Zawisza |Robin LoGiudice
When it comes to paying bills, online banking bill pay is not the preferred choice for payers. The functionality available with online banking bill pay is limited. Billers offer more bill pay options directly from their websites and mobile apps. Datos Insights research shows that 76% of online bills are paid at the billers’ websites, with only 22% paid using bank bill pay. Ideally, customers would pay bills from their digital banking platforms.
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