VR has enabled this company’s HR team to onboard 2000 employees in under a year The events of the past two years have undoubtedly accelerated progress in the tech sector Source: www.hcamag.com
Disrupting corruption with a data-driven approach is possible. (Getty Images) South Africa has a big problem with corruption in government supply chains. Source: mg.co.za
The revolution in technology has only accelerated during the last two years of the pandemic. If at all any good was to be attributed to the pandemic, it is the kind of large-scale technology/digital adoption Source: thetechpanda.com
Artificial intelligence systems “understand” and shape a lot of what happens in people’s lives . AI applications “speak” to people and answer questions when the name of a digital voice assistant is called out.Source: www.pewresearch.org
According to a Faethm AI forecast, over 1.4 million jobs in the UK could be replaced by automation this year alone. Source: artificialintelligence-news.com
This is the question often asked by parents and children who are considering their career in accountancy. Am I pursuing a career which will be made obsolete in the near future. Source: www.malaysiakini.com
Blockchain, with promise of immutability, transparency, security, interoperability, etc., allows us to exploit otherwise unused resources, trade the un-tradable, and allow new ecosystems that were not possible before. Source: www.financialexpress.com
Tackling carbon emissions is one of the biggest challenges faced by the world today. For big business, this means making a strategic and managed move towards increasing the use of renewable energy sources. Source: www.msn.com
“Every industry is being shaken up by AI these days,” explained Brad Newkirk, strategic leader at LumiGrow. “Cannabis is no different, except that its newness creates more opportunities.” Source: www.benzinga.com
SINGAPORE – IBM will train about 800 mid-career professionals over the next year in artificial intelligence and cyber security under a new programme launched on Monday (Sept 21). Source: www.straitstimes.com
