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5 top business use cases for AI agents

CIO Business Intelligence

In a report released in early January, Accenture predicts that AI agents will replace people as the primary users of most enterprise systems by 2030. By August, agentic AI systems approached 40% and today, theyve passed the 60% milestone. And EY uses AI agents in its third-party risk management service.

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Secrets of business-driven IT orgs

CIO Business Intelligence

The relationships and governance structure all need to support the alignment, and this planning needs to cover not only technology but also change management, end-user enablement, and management of ongoing operations and business-as-usual activities once the technology has been delivered.”

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The year’s top 10 enterprise AI trends — so far

CIO Business Intelligence

Gen AI is that amplification and the world’s reaction to it is like enterprises and society reacting to the introduction of a foreign body. “We AI and change management Change management has long been instrumental to the success of AI projects. We’ve never had a technology touch everyone so rapidly.”

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A new era of Enterprise Content Management (ECM)

CTOvision

What we will see is a massive growth in big data and a transformation in ECM to deal with this change. The fact is that ECM is still functioning in many enterprises, with more than two-thirds of organizations surveyed viewing ECC/DM as mission critical. There is also no doubt that ECM is still rooted in the enterprise.

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WEF Outlines Path to Cyber Resilience for Manufacturing Sector

SecureWorld News

Engage and manage the ecosystem: Build trusted partnerships, manage third-party risks, and raise security awareness by identifying the key stakeholders." Consequently, in an average building with six systems, an alarming 24 to 100 or more individuals can have unrestricted, uncontrolled access to critical infrastructure.

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