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What to expect from AI in the enterprise in 2025

CIO Business Intelligence

This is particularly true with enterprise deployments as the capabilities of existing models, coupled with the complexities of many business workflows, led to slower progress than many expected. In this scenario, using AI to improve employee capabilities by building on the existing knowledge base will be key.

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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. Most recently, in early December, Amazon also announced support for GraphRAG with Amazon Neptune Analytics, as part of the Amazon Bedrock Knowledge Bases. But its very early, he adds.

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25 enterprise tech predictions and goals for 2025, from APAC CIOs

CIO Business Intelligence

As enterprises across Southeast Asia and Hong Kong undergo rapid digitalisation, democratisation of artificial intelligence (AI) and evolving cloud strategies are reshaping how they operate. For processes, our priority is refining methods to seamlessly integrate existing knowledge bases paving the way for more robust genAI applications.

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How AI can alleviate help desk workloads

CIO Business Intelligence

Yet many still rely on phone calls, outdated knowledge bases, and manual processes. That means organizations are lacking a viable, accessible knowledge base that can be leveraged, says Alan Taylor, director of product management for Ivanti – and who managed enterprise help desks in the late 90s and early 2000s. “We

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Transforming service management with agentic AI

CIO Business Intelligence

IT executives are seeking solutions that improve how employees interact with IT and enterprise services. Over time, advancements like knowledge bases, workflow automation, and primitive chatbots improved service delivery but fell short of meeting the demands of a modern, digital workforce. Generative AI changes everything.

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Cost concerns put CIOs’ AI strategies on edge

CIO Business Intelligence

Questionable outcomes and a lack of confidence in generative AIs promised benefits are proving to be key barriers to enterprise adoption of the technology. Most enterprises, especially outside of tech, face significant barriers to implementing in-house AI infrastructures that are capable of running highly advanced models, he says.

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10 top enterprise service management systems—and how to choose

CIO Business Intelligence

What is enterprise service management? Enterprise service management (ESM) is the practice of applying IT service management (ITSM) principles and capabilities to improve service delivery in non-IT parts of an organizations, including human resources, legal, marketing, facilities, and sales. Benefits of enterprise service management.