The pandemic has accelerated the process of digitization. Recent studies show that one in five companies is looking to automate jobs and replace employees with robots. The good news, however, is that for all the jobs that are being eliminated, new ones are being created. Are we being replaced by
The world is changing fast, and technology is the main driver of these changes. Although many experts say that digitization is still in its infancy, we are all witnessing the dynamic development of technology. 2023 will be an important year—one that could kick-start trends that will change our
Artificial intelligence, big data, digital literacy, the collaboration between humans and robots, decentralization, automation, robotization. All these terms are already present in public debates and every member of an organization’s team will be influenced by new technologies and its integration.
Machine Learning (ML) is a subset of Artificial Intelligence (AI) that we are encountering more frequently. Interactions with banks, online shopping and even Netflix movie recommendations are all examples of machine learning algorithms at work. While machine learning algorithms aren’t new, the
Digital transformation is essential for any company looking to remain competitive and profitable, both now and in the future. However, for many organizations and especially SMEs, the process of digital transformation can be difficult to begin. What are the costs of digitization, what is the first
In the last 50 years, our society has become increasingly digitized. One of the problems we face today is the vast amount of data we generate, coupled with the fact that the current ways of storing it are becoming insufficient and unsustainable. For decades, scientists believed that DNA could be
