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Have we reached the end of ‘too expensive’ for enterprise software?

CIO Business Intelligence

Generative artificial intelligence ( genAI ) and in particular large language models ( LLMs ) are changing the way companies develop and deliver software. The future will be characterized by more in-depth AI capabilities that are seamlessly woven into software products without being apparent to end users. An overview.

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How agentic AI transforms enterprise IT work

CIO Business Intelligence

Causal, predictive, and generative artificial intelligence (AI) have become commonplace in enterprise IT, as the hype around what AI solutions can deliver is turning into reality and practical use cases. BMC recently introduced a series of AI agents within the BMC Helix platform.

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From project to product: Architecting the future of enterprise technology

CIO Business Intelligence

For CIOs leading enterprise transformations, portfolio health isnt just an operational indicator its a real-time pulse on time-to-market and resilience in a digital-first economy. Understanding and tracking the right software delivery metrics is essential to inform strategic decisions that drive continuous improvement.

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When is data too clean to be useful for enterprise AI?

CIO Business Intelligence

Once the province of the data warehouse team, data management has increasingly become a C-suite priority, with data quality seen as key for both customer experience and business performance. But along with siloed data and compliance concerns , poor data quality is holding back enterprise AI projects.

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What’s changing the rules of enterprise AI adoption for IT leaders

CIO Business Intelligence

This is good news and will drive innovation, particularly for enterprise software developers. Building for the enterprise As model costs fall and the value from AI migrates up to the application layer, enterprises are going to have even greater choice in business solutions, either from third parties or those developed inhouse.

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How to mitigate software licensing surprises

CIO Business Intelligence

It’s unsurprising to see legacy providers shifting their business models from perpetual software licensing to subscription-based pricing. This past year has been rife with complaints over a substantial licensing change by Citrix after it was acquired by private equity firms and merged with TIBCO Software.

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Knowledge graphs: the missing link in enterprise AI

CIO Business Intelligence

But a lot of the proprietary value that enterprises hold is locked up inside relational databases, spreadsheets, and other structured file types. But most enterprises arent using knowledge graphs, says Aslett. But a lot of enterprise data is structured, too. But its very early, he adds. Its still not in production.