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The post Top 5 News of the Week in a Nutshell -test appeared first on Statii News. from http://news.statii.co.uk/top-5-news-of-the-week-in-a-nutshell-test/ The post Top 5 News of the Week in a Nutshell appeared first on Statii News. from http://news.statii.co.uk/top-5-news-of-the-week-in-a-nutshell/ Watch and enjoy ERP News of the week in a nutshell. The post Top 5 ERP News of the Week – 29th Nov 2018 (clone) appeared first on Statii News. from http://news.statii.co.uk/top-5-erp-news-of-the-week-29th-nov-2018-clone/ Smart ERP Solutions- Smart ERP Solutions, Inc. (SmartERP), a leading provider of Enterprise Business Applications solutions and services, has migrated their Smart Onboarding solution to Oracle Cloud. On Oracle Cloud, SmartERP’s Smart Onboarding solution is easier to use, 100% mobile device ready, provides for faster provisioning, compliance, automatic on-demand scalability, utilizes world-class global security and more easily integrates with ADP WorkforceNow and ADP Vantage as well as all other Oracle Cloud offerings. Smart Onboarding has now been brought to today’s leading enterprise Cloud ecosystem by SmartERP. Oracle Cloud runs more enterprise business applications used by Fortune 1000 global corporations than any other full featured cloud platform. “We enhanced our onboarding solution and moved from AWS onto Oracle Cloud to provide a better customer experience not just in usability but also in areas where enterprise cloud excels and provides on-demand scalability, world-class security, continuous enhancements and support without the underlying disadvantages associated with owning your own internet connected infrastructure,” stated Kirk Chan, Vice President of Business Development, SmartERP. “Our cloud solutions, such as Smart Onboarding and Smart Talent Procurement take full advantage of all the Oracle Cloud potential, abilities, and business partner ecosystem. Being “Powered by Oracle Cloud” is a powerful competitive advantage for our solutions, clients and partners.” SmartERP will host a complimentary Smart Onboarding webinar: “Streamline Your ADP New Hire Onboarding Process Through Automation and Integration,” demoing their Oracle cloud-based application. This one-hour event will take place on Thursday, November 29 at 11:00 AM (PST)/2:00PM (EST). Registration for this complimentary webinar can be accessed here. About Smart ERP Solutions, Inc. Share this:The post Smart ERP Solutions Launches Employee Onboarding App on Oracle Cloud appeared first on Statii News. from http://news.statii.co.uk/smart-erp-solutions-launches-employee-onboarding-app-on-oracle-cloud/ Bitcoin prices rose 6% today, heading for their biggest daily gain since July.Bitcoin rebound- Bitcoin prices rebounded more than 6% today, jumping above $4,000 and heading for its biggest daily jump since July as it clawed back ground after recent heavy selling. In a broad sell-off in cryptocurrencies over the last two weeks, bitcoins, the world’s biggest cryptocurrency, have lost more than 70% of its value this year. Bitcoin prices had hit nearly $20,000 in December last year. Mainstream investors have stayed clear of bitcoin, with concerns over scant regulatory oversight and undeveloped market infrastructure compounded by frequent swings in price. Analysts said the US Securities and Exchange Commission was partly to blame for the recent sell-off, with the delay in its approval of new bitcoin instruments, as well as for its investigations of initial coin offerings and crypto exchanges. The SEC has ordered civil penalties against Airfox and Paragon Coin that sold digital tokens deemed as securities in initial coin offerings. Those companies have agreed to return funds to harmed investors, register the tokens as securities, file periodic reports with the Commission, and pay penalties. Bloomberg had earlier reported that the US Department of Justice had initiated an investigation of cryptocurrency Tether over possible manipulation of bitcoin prices at the end of last year. Cryptocurrency advocates say bitcoin is still young and price volatility is to be expected. Many predict the need for virtual currencies that operate beyond mainstream banking will outlast any short-term price falls. Ten years ago, Satoshi Nakamoto, bitcoin’s still-unidentified founder, released a white paper detailing the need for an online currency that could be used for payments without the involvement of a third party, such as a bank. Cryptocurrencies are here to stay despite a prolonged slump this year, and will gain wider acceptance after the recent entry of more institutional investors in the space, Mohamed El-Erian, chief economic adviser at Allianz, said on Tuesday. At a CoinDesk conference called “Consensus: Invest in New York,” El-Erian said the participation of institutional investors in various crypto projects, even as retail investors have shied away because of price declines, was a positive sign. Share this:The post Bitcoins have best day since July as prices rebound appeared first on Statii News. from http://news.statii.co.uk/bitcoins-have-best-day-since-july-as-prices-rebound/ Cloud In Ten Years- Ten years ago the world economy was mired in a financial crisis. But for Dan Saks, he was optimistic and launched his own startup, called AppDirect. His focus was on helping businesses leverage cloud applications. Now the early days were not easy. Keep in mind that he spent much of his time in Europe selling his vision to telecom operators! But of course, the effort paid off in a big way. AppDirect has gone on to raise $246 million and has amassed a large customer base, which includes biggies like Comcast, ADP, and Deutsche Telekom Yet success can be fleeting – so this is why Dan takes a long-term view of things. Let’s face it, the cloud industry will look much different in the next ten years. There will probably be some well-known companies that will crater along the way. “I believe there will be a recession in the next several years and in this downturn, the victims will likely be the traditional workers that don’t have skills in the knowledge economy,” said Dan. “Many will be quick to blame technology and automation. In the next 10 years, there’ll be a transition from this predicted recession to an emergence of new trends in the cloud. There’ll be a less of a focus on cloud as a hot, new technology as this technology will become commonplace. Terms like cloud and digital won’t matter because they’ll be so pervasive.” There are already signs of this. “New applications and services are emerging based on specific verticals and geography, creating proliferation of apps everywhere,” said Dan. “What’s interesting is the intersection of technologies that’ll continue to emerge as service-enabled.” OK, so what are some of the other trends he is counting on? How might things develop during the next ten years? Well, here’s a look: Vertical SaaS That’s Powered By AI “There’ll be an emergence of smarter computers among AI companies. The way we have viewed software over the last 40 years will no longer be relevant. Meaning, the days when we used to type a query into an IBM system and get output back are far behind us. By leveraging large datasets, vertical SaaS, and workflows, software will be able to work for you. You will no longer need to click in and enter information to get information out. Instead the computer will just push information to you.” Form Factors “There’ll be a proliferation of devices and enhanced technologies that interact with computers (e.g. keyboard, mouse, voice controls), making the technology more sophisticated. As it becomes more advanced, you may not even have to open an application, but rather it can tell you what you need proactively.” Extension Of IoT (Internet-of-Things) “Connected devices will proliferate everywhere data is aggregated in mass amounts (e.g. sensors). These connected devices need a SIM card for connectivity and an identity in order to drive commerce. There will be digital channels to buy, sell and manage services in your home and work life. Proliferation of devices reinforces the use of AI and creates many more digital channels than before.” Cybersecurity “The tech industry needs to ensure that businesses and consumers can keep, delete and manage the data they want. We need policymakers to become focused on how data privacy will be regulated as more data is produced. “In the future, the entire digital economy will be driven by SaaS, and how we regulate data privacy will be important. We also need to be able to make decisions taking into consideration the chances of being hacked.” Share this:The post What The Cloud Will Look Like In Ten Years appeared first on Statii News. from http://news.statii.co.uk/what-the-cloud-will-look-like-in-ten-years/ Top AI trends- The next year will see some AI technologies reach mass market adoption, predicts Ecosystm, a technology research firm In a new report on 2019 tech trends, the disruptive technology research and advisory firm says 2019 will also be the year AI starts to impact employee and customer experiences, from the board to the living room. “Businesses that make smart investments in AI will be ready to create more personal, more effective, and easier customer experiences in order to drive top and bottom line growth,” writes Tim Sheedy, principal adviser at Ecosystm, and author of the report. Sheedy shares with CIO New Zealand his top five AI trends for the coming year and how CIOs, their teams and C-suite colleagues can prepare for the changes ahead: 1. Machine learning and IoT sensor analytics will drive AI growthAI is not a single market – it is made up of many components – often thought of as the building blocks of intelligent applications, explains Sheedy. The Global Ecosystm AI Study, from which the five trends were taken, shows that growth in AI over the next 12 months will come from machine learning (ML), he states. This is because this capability is applied to a range of problems and challenges across the organisation. IoT Sensor Analytics will also see strong growth, he says, due to the rise in IoT implementations and subsequent exponential growth of data coming off these sensors, plus the desire for organizations to do something intelligent or different with this data. Robotic process automation (RPA) will continue to grow, as will chatbots and virtual assistants. He thus advises organizations to build AI competency centres with machine learning at their core. A key skill is the ability to help business leaders understand how ML can help them such as where to apply it, and where not to. The competency center staff should be trained not just on technology but on design thinking, customer journey mapping and other customer experience (CX) disciplines to ensure they put improving the customer and/or employee experience (EX) at the core of their ML projects, says Sheedy. 2. Growth in IoT will also fuel growth in AISheedy notes that many organizations are already deploying or have deployed an IoT solution, and with these, sensors that generate large amounts of data. “While these sensors today are, for the most part, one-way (‘collect and analyze data’), we are getting closer to the point where many of these sensors will be bi-directional (‘sense and respond’), he states. Thus, businesses will look to AI tools – particularly IoT sensor analytics and ML – to help them learn from that data and respond accordingly. Examine your own AI and data architectures – will they be able to serve smart endpoints? Tim Sheedy, Ecosystm Many deployments will not have time for the data to be sent back to a central database or central ML tool. Some will need the learning system to be closer to the sensor for it to act differently, in constantly or regularly changing environments. The systems and architectures we have built today will not always work in the constantly-connected, constantly-learning environments of tomorrow, says Sheedy. “Examine your own AI and data architectures – will they be able to serve smart endpoints?” 3. Short-term, AI will create more jobs than it removesSheedy cites three major reasons why this will be the case over the next few years. First, AI is doing a lot of jobs that are not even done by humans. These include analyzing images for trends that humans did not see or looking for correlations in data sets that we didn’t know existed. Second, even where automation and AI are driving productivity, the majority of organizations are reskilling the affected people – or perhaps to offer a more human service. Automation and technology-led productivity gains have been happening for over 20 years now, but employment levels have not dropped, he points out. He sees AI-driven profit being plowed back into businesses and creating more employment opportunities. Third, organizations have started to hire for skills they will need to make their business smarter with AI. Many of these jobs today are in addition to, not replacing existing resources. Share this:The post The top 5 AI trends for 2019 appeared first on Statii News. from http://news.statii.co.uk/the-top-5-ai-trends-for-2019/
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