Artificial intelligence is poised to be the next major innovation that companies should stay on top of.
BIMA hosted a very special Breakfast Briefing with our new BIMA Ai Think Tank to explore how Ai can start to transform your business.
Disruptive innovation creates new market and reshapes existing one. To achieve growth in a fast-changing world, you want to be a disruptor, don't be disrupted!
This document discusses key technology trends and issues according to Accenture's Technology Vision for 2017. Some of the major trends highlighted include the continued rise of artificial intelligence and how it will transform business through new user interfaces and by revolutionizing customer interactions. The report also examines the growth of digital platforms and ecosystems, how they are changing competition and requiring new ecosystem strategies from companies. Finally, the document outlines how technologies are increasingly being designed around human behaviors and enhancing people's lives.
Customer Service: A human-shaped manifestoDesignit
This document discusses building a next-generation, human-shaped customer service based on lessons learned. It advocates applying human-centered principles and focusing on: 1) augmenting digital self-service with empowered human support when needed, 2) embracing social media for customer service, 3) prioritizing stopping customer frustration over delighting customers, 4) improving the customer service experience by better engaging and empowering representatives, and 5) shifting from reactive problem-solving to proactively enhancing the customer experience. The goal is to transform customer service from an efficiency-focused cost center into the human relationship center of an omnichannel strategy.
Networked Fitness 2014 - What Is It And What Does It Mean For Health Clubs An...Bryan K. O'Rourke
The Fitness Industry Technology Council is striving to get the industry to work together to create interoperability standards that will help to grow the marketplace and enhance user exerperience for users in and outside of health clubs. Join us at www.fittechcouncil.org .
This document discusses the roles of Chief Information Officers (CIOs) and Chief Marketing Officers (CMOs) in digital business transformation. It provides perspectives from various CIOs and CMOs on how the two roles need to work together more collaboratively given the growing importance of digital technologies. Specifically, it notes that CMOs will see the greatest IT-driven business transformation and that CIOs and CMOs need to partner to leverage big data and analytics effectively. The document advocates that CIOs understand marketing requirements and help enable marketing teams through technology.
This document summarizes a presentation about developing mobile apps for healthcare technologies. It discusses trends toward increased mobile app and social media usage. The presentation covers inspiration sources for new app ideas like observing user needs and extreme users. It also discusses making existing data and customer insights the basis for new mobile services. The presentation encourages rethinking problems to create innovative solutions and stresses understanding user needs and the mobile context. It provides advice like focusing on social aspects and only including essential app elements.
KPCB Design in Tech Report 2015: Simplified and RedesignedStinson
The document discusses the growing importance of design in technology. It notes that many top tech startups now have designers as co-founders and that design firms are being acquired by major tech companies. The document argues that combining design and business thinking leads to technology that is both affordable and profitable. It also suggests several ways to promote design in technology, such as cultivating multidisciplinary designers and incorporating design into business school curriculums.
Disruptive innovation creates new market and reshapes existing one. To achieve growth in a fast-changing world, you want to be a disruptor, don't be disrupted!
This document discusses key technology trends and issues according to Accenture's Technology Vision for 2017. Some of the major trends highlighted include the continued rise of artificial intelligence and how it will transform business through new user interfaces and by revolutionizing customer interactions. The report also examines the growth of digital platforms and ecosystems, how they are changing competition and requiring new ecosystem strategies from companies. Finally, the document outlines how technologies are increasingly being designed around human behaviors and enhancing people's lives.
Customer Service: A human-shaped manifestoDesignit
This document discusses building a next-generation, human-shaped customer service based on lessons learned. It advocates applying human-centered principles and focusing on: 1) augmenting digital self-service with empowered human support when needed, 2) embracing social media for customer service, 3) prioritizing stopping customer frustration over delighting customers, 4) improving the customer service experience by better engaging and empowering representatives, and 5) shifting from reactive problem-solving to proactively enhancing the customer experience. The goal is to transform customer service from an efficiency-focused cost center into the human relationship center of an omnichannel strategy.
Networked Fitness 2014 - What Is It And What Does It Mean For Health Clubs An...Bryan K. O'Rourke
The Fitness Industry Technology Council is striving to get the industry to work together to create interoperability standards that will help to grow the marketplace and enhance user exerperience for users in and outside of health clubs. Join us at www.fittechcouncil.org .
This document discusses the roles of Chief Information Officers (CIOs) and Chief Marketing Officers (CMOs) in digital business transformation. It provides perspectives from various CIOs and CMOs on how the two roles need to work together more collaboratively given the growing importance of digital technologies. Specifically, it notes that CMOs will see the greatest IT-driven business transformation and that CIOs and CMOs need to partner to leverage big data and analytics effectively. The document advocates that CIOs understand marketing requirements and help enable marketing teams through technology.
This document summarizes a presentation about developing mobile apps for healthcare technologies. It discusses trends toward increased mobile app and social media usage. The presentation covers inspiration sources for new app ideas like observing user needs and extreme users. It also discusses making existing data and customer insights the basis for new mobile services. The presentation encourages rethinking problems to create innovative solutions and stresses understanding user needs and the mobile context. It provides advice like focusing on social aspects and only including essential app elements.
KPCB Design in Tech Report 2015: Simplified and RedesignedStinson
The document discusses the growing importance of design in technology. It notes that many top tech startups now have designers as co-founders and that design firms are being acquired by major tech companies. The document argues that combining design and business thinking leads to technology that is both affordable and profitable. It also suggests several ways to promote design in technology, such as cultivating multidisciplinary designers and incorporating design into business school curriculums.
The document summarizes key findings from a survey on workplace productivity conducted in August 2013. It found that many employees feel overloaded at work, especially millennials who report higher rates of information and technology overload compared to older generations. The majority of employees prefer collaborating in person rather than online or by phone/video. Many would use wearable technology if it improved their job performance. Most employees multitask across multiple devices like smartphones, laptops, and tablets. Ease of use is the most important factor for work applications. However, many companies lack clear policies around using personal devices or unauthorized applications.
The document is a report on computational experiences (CX Report) provided in PDF form since the content is intended to be consumed as a video. It notes that while the video on YouTube is the preferred format, the text in the PDF may be useful for visually impaired people. It then provides slides from the video covering various topics relating to computation, the digital transformation of businesses, and the challenges of advanced technologies.
201904 How will AI and machine learning transform local search and SMBs? Simon Greenman
From the SIINDA localcomm 2019 conference. We’re currently experiencing an AI gold rush. Billions are being invested. AI startups abound. Google, Amazon, and Microsoft are duking it out for AI supremacy. Corporations are scrambling to ensure they adopt AI ahead of their competitors while looking over their shoulder at startups. And countries are vying for AI supremacy. The question is where does local fit into this new frontier. This session will provide a non-technical introduction to AI and show how value is being created across industries and functions. It will take a deep dive into local and show how AI can be used to drive sales, marketing and customer service; drive efficiencies; deeper insights and competitive differentiation. Weaving in practical case studies it will also look at how the tech giants are becoming AI first companies.
The 10 productive app development companies in 2019Merry D'souza
Insights Success has solely focused on these app development companies that are striving for change and thriving on customer satisfaction. ‘The 10 Productive App Development Companies in 2019. Dot Com Infoway (DCI) is a company known for taking challenges head-on.Being an end-to-end IT and mobile solutions company
The 10 most innovative artificial intelligence solution providers 2018Merry D'souza
The 10 Most Innovative Artificial Intelligence Solution Providers 2018. This issue will highlight the extraordinary efforts, contribution, and innovation done by different organizations in the AI field. On the cover of this issue, we have, A.I. Tech: Amalgamating A.I. with Human Life.
Fjord Trends 2020: Emerging Trends in Business | Accentureaccenture
Accenture's Fjord Trends 2020 provides insight on business trends impacting business, tech & design to help brands thrive in a changing world. Read more.
The document summarizes the key learnings from a trip to Silicon Valley by two authors to understand entrepreneurship and customer-centric approaches. They visited many successful startups and companies like Google, Apple, LinkedIn, and Salesforce. Their main conclusions are that modern organizations must put the customer first without compromise through a flexible, networked structure driven by a strong sense of purpose. Details and passion are also vital to satisfying customers.
[Updated 2/27/17] Brian Solis, principal analyst of Altimeter, a Prophet Company, has tracked the autonomous industry for two years and has assembled the most comprehensive report on “The State of The Autonomous Driving.” The updated report features the latest developments among companies driving the future, including 76 automakers, startups and universities. The report also includes an infographic that organizes all of the companies by technology focus and its open to third party creative commons use. This report will be updated regularly, if you would like to contribute updates please contact Brian via email at brian@altimetergroup.com
The document discusses trends in augmented reality (AR), virtual reality (VR), and mixed reality (MR) technologies, noting that while 2016 saw increased adoption and awareness of these technologies, most organizations' approaches to developing experiences with them remained siloed and lacked integration. In 2017, the document suggests, organizations will move beyond treating AR, VR and MR as separate and will instead focus on creating singular, integrated experiential platforms that combine different types of reality into "blurred reality" experiences.
Intuit offers developers an unmatched opportunity to build useful apps for 1.5M global QuickBooks customers. We want developers to know what problems to solve for.
We offer customers best-in-class apps to help run their business so they can focus on doing what they love.These global insights from the U.S., Canada, U.K. and Australia look at app
adoption in these key markets, how small businesses are using apps and the value they are seeing in their app integrations.
Furthermore, it explores trigger points for small businesses not using apps and what the key drivers are in encouraging them to use apps for their business.
How Digital Is Becoming A Mobile First ExperienceYuan Wang
We present the latest 2016 mobile marketing statistics and insights, showing increasing consumer adoption and changing behaviour around how people use mobile. We explore various options for using mobile in your marketing such as advertising, apps and campaigns. We summarise the factors influencing how a mobile experience differs from others. We revisit the App vs responsive website debate and propose a new approach. We provide tips on managing your own mobile presence – dos and don’ts, as well as case studies of excellent brand mobile marketing – advertising vs app, larger budget vs smaller budget.
This document discusses how to maximize earnings from affiliate marketing. It recommends branching out from just selling ebooks to offer physical products and higher-priced items through affiliate programs. Using the right tracking and link generation tools allows affiliates to scale. Creating top 10 lists and reviews around popular products brings in intent-based traffic. Building a passionate audience through quality content establishes trust and increases conversion rates. Pay-per-click advertising provides a predictable way to acquire new customers.
Are You Ready for Digital Disruption? Ten Lessons in Digital TransformationCA Technologies
The document discusses research into how companies are dealing with digital disruption. It finds that "Digital Disrupters" are outperforming other companies by consistently using technology to drive market competitiveness and streamline business operations. The research identifies 10 lessons from Digital Disrupters, such as understanding the role of software/apps, focusing on agile development, exploiting APIs, emphasizing new digital channels, and freeing resources to fund digital investments. Digital Disrupters have 2x higher revenue growth, 2.5x higher profit growth, and 1.5x more new business revenue compared to other companies.
The document discusses the changing role of the Chief Information Officer (CIO). It notes that a decade ago, CIOs focused on IT infrastructure, but now must also address user demands for mobility and cloud computing. A survey found that 93% of CEOs trust their CIO and expect the role to grow in importance. The role of CIO is also more public-facing, with some CIOs becoming CEOs, while others resigned after data breaches. The publication is introducing a new "CIO Profile" segment to provide a platform for CIOs to share insights and perspectives on industry issues.
Using graphics to maximize your businessalveeferdous
Introducing Using graphics to maximize your business. Enhance your business superior Graphics. Inside this e-book, you will discover about quality of graphics and your business, does your company marketing plan include the use of graphics logo, why you should use graphics design company for your business, how exhibition graphics can promote your company, the of graphics in your online business, top tips for using graphics for your business publicity, how to images to tell your story and so much more!
Estimations are that by year 2025, the proliferation of virtual, augmented and mixed reality tools throughout everyday life and work will be similar to that of PC, web, and mobile today.
We are defining these experiential tools “Digital Reality” and they will drastically transform how we work, we communicate, we learn, and we create.
Highlights from the Voices.com 2021 Trends ReportVoices
We leveraged internal data and surveyed over 1,000 of our clients, in industries ranging from advertising, education, media, entertainment, technology, and more, to uncover trends that emerged in 2020 and to explore the trends that will stick around for 2021.
This report contains:
- The four biggest trends impacting creative services industries right now
- Insights into how 2020 and the COVID‑19 pandemic shaped the future of work and accelerated change in digital transformation, content strategies, and the rise in voice technologies
- Our top four predictions for 2021
Read more: https://www.voices.com/company/press/reports/2021-annual-trends-report
Experience Design + The Digital Agency (Phizzpop version)David Armano
The document discusses the evolution of experience design from focusing on specialized fields like usability to a more holistic approach that blurs lines between disciplines. It notes experience design exists at the intersection of human, technical, and aesthetic interests. The role of agencies is also becoming more blurred as they work across advertising, marketing, design, and other areas. The document advocates for a T-shaped approach to experience design, with both deep expertise and ability to collaborate broadly. It argues experience design will continue solving complex problems through creative solutions.
In recent years AI and ML capabilities have advanced exponentially, blurring the line between fantasy and reality, thus creating an unparalleled market opportunity for whoever can bring the technology to eager consumers.
Today there is an abundance of demand for more intelligent and human-like behavior and technology on the market, and now we have concrete ways to fill that demand. Everybody’s playing, but only some will strike it rich.
This edition is an exploration on how to incorporate AI to products and services in a very real and organic way. Dive in and let’s take a look!
Digital disruption webinar oxford universityZoodikers
A webinar delivered at Said Business School, The University of Oxford, looking at digital transformation, social business, AI and much more.
Delivered to an audience of CMOs and CPOs, looking at how AI impacts all industries and business functions.
The document summarizes key findings from a survey on workplace productivity conducted in August 2013. It found that many employees feel overloaded at work, especially millennials who report higher rates of information and technology overload compared to older generations. The majority of employees prefer collaborating in person rather than online or by phone/video. Many would use wearable technology if it improved their job performance. Most employees multitask across multiple devices like smartphones, laptops, and tablets. Ease of use is the most important factor for work applications. However, many companies lack clear policies around using personal devices or unauthorized applications.
The document is a report on computational experiences (CX Report) provided in PDF form since the content is intended to be consumed as a video. It notes that while the video on YouTube is the preferred format, the text in the PDF may be useful for visually impaired people. It then provides slides from the video covering various topics relating to computation, the digital transformation of businesses, and the challenges of advanced technologies.
201904 How will AI and machine learning transform local search and SMBs? Simon Greenman
From the SIINDA localcomm 2019 conference. We’re currently experiencing an AI gold rush. Billions are being invested. AI startups abound. Google, Amazon, and Microsoft are duking it out for AI supremacy. Corporations are scrambling to ensure they adopt AI ahead of their competitors while looking over their shoulder at startups. And countries are vying for AI supremacy. The question is where does local fit into this new frontier. This session will provide a non-technical introduction to AI and show how value is being created across industries and functions. It will take a deep dive into local and show how AI can be used to drive sales, marketing and customer service; drive efficiencies; deeper insights and competitive differentiation. Weaving in practical case studies it will also look at how the tech giants are becoming AI first companies.
The 10 productive app development companies in 2019Merry D'souza
Insights Success has solely focused on these app development companies that are striving for change and thriving on customer satisfaction. ‘The 10 Productive App Development Companies in 2019. Dot Com Infoway (DCI) is a company known for taking challenges head-on.Being an end-to-end IT and mobile solutions company
The 10 most innovative artificial intelligence solution providers 2018Merry D'souza
The 10 Most Innovative Artificial Intelligence Solution Providers 2018. This issue will highlight the extraordinary efforts, contribution, and innovation done by different organizations in the AI field. On the cover of this issue, we have, A.I. Tech: Amalgamating A.I. with Human Life.
Fjord Trends 2020: Emerging Trends in Business | Accentureaccenture
Accenture's Fjord Trends 2020 provides insight on business trends impacting business, tech & design to help brands thrive in a changing world. Read more.
The document summarizes the key learnings from a trip to Silicon Valley by two authors to understand entrepreneurship and customer-centric approaches. They visited many successful startups and companies like Google, Apple, LinkedIn, and Salesforce. Their main conclusions are that modern organizations must put the customer first without compromise through a flexible, networked structure driven by a strong sense of purpose. Details and passion are also vital to satisfying customers.
[Updated 2/27/17] Brian Solis, principal analyst of Altimeter, a Prophet Company, has tracked the autonomous industry for two years and has assembled the most comprehensive report on “The State of The Autonomous Driving.” The updated report features the latest developments among companies driving the future, including 76 automakers, startups and universities. The report also includes an infographic that organizes all of the companies by technology focus and its open to third party creative commons use. This report will be updated regularly, if you would like to contribute updates please contact Brian via email at brian@altimetergroup.com
The document discusses trends in augmented reality (AR), virtual reality (VR), and mixed reality (MR) technologies, noting that while 2016 saw increased adoption and awareness of these technologies, most organizations' approaches to developing experiences with them remained siloed and lacked integration. In 2017, the document suggests, organizations will move beyond treating AR, VR and MR as separate and will instead focus on creating singular, integrated experiential platforms that combine different types of reality into "blurred reality" experiences.
Intuit offers developers an unmatched opportunity to build useful apps for 1.5M global QuickBooks customers. We want developers to know what problems to solve for.
We offer customers best-in-class apps to help run their business so they can focus on doing what they love.These global insights from the U.S., Canada, U.K. and Australia look at app
adoption in these key markets, how small businesses are using apps and the value they are seeing in their app integrations.
Furthermore, it explores trigger points for small businesses not using apps and what the key drivers are in encouraging them to use apps for their business.
How Digital Is Becoming A Mobile First ExperienceYuan Wang
We present the latest 2016 mobile marketing statistics and insights, showing increasing consumer adoption and changing behaviour around how people use mobile. We explore various options for using mobile in your marketing such as advertising, apps and campaigns. We summarise the factors influencing how a mobile experience differs from others. We revisit the App vs responsive website debate and propose a new approach. We provide tips on managing your own mobile presence – dos and don’ts, as well as case studies of excellent brand mobile marketing – advertising vs app, larger budget vs smaller budget.
This document discusses how to maximize earnings from affiliate marketing. It recommends branching out from just selling ebooks to offer physical products and higher-priced items through affiliate programs. Using the right tracking and link generation tools allows affiliates to scale. Creating top 10 lists and reviews around popular products brings in intent-based traffic. Building a passionate audience through quality content establishes trust and increases conversion rates. Pay-per-click advertising provides a predictable way to acquire new customers.
Are You Ready for Digital Disruption? Ten Lessons in Digital TransformationCA Technologies
The document discusses research into how companies are dealing with digital disruption. It finds that "Digital Disrupters" are outperforming other companies by consistently using technology to drive market competitiveness and streamline business operations. The research identifies 10 lessons from Digital Disrupters, such as understanding the role of software/apps, focusing on agile development, exploiting APIs, emphasizing new digital channels, and freeing resources to fund digital investments. Digital Disrupters have 2x higher revenue growth, 2.5x higher profit growth, and 1.5x more new business revenue compared to other companies.
The document discusses the changing role of the Chief Information Officer (CIO). It notes that a decade ago, CIOs focused on IT infrastructure, but now must also address user demands for mobility and cloud computing. A survey found that 93% of CEOs trust their CIO and expect the role to grow in importance. The role of CIO is also more public-facing, with some CIOs becoming CEOs, while others resigned after data breaches. The publication is introducing a new "CIO Profile" segment to provide a platform for CIOs to share insights and perspectives on industry issues.
Using graphics to maximize your businessalveeferdous
Introducing Using graphics to maximize your business. Enhance your business superior Graphics. Inside this e-book, you will discover about quality of graphics and your business, does your company marketing plan include the use of graphics logo, why you should use graphics design company for your business, how exhibition graphics can promote your company, the of graphics in your online business, top tips for using graphics for your business publicity, how to images to tell your story and so much more!
Estimations are that by year 2025, the proliferation of virtual, augmented and mixed reality tools throughout everyday life and work will be similar to that of PC, web, and mobile today.
We are defining these experiential tools “Digital Reality” and they will drastically transform how we work, we communicate, we learn, and we create.
Highlights from the Voices.com 2021 Trends ReportVoices
We leveraged internal data and surveyed over 1,000 of our clients, in industries ranging from advertising, education, media, entertainment, technology, and more, to uncover trends that emerged in 2020 and to explore the trends that will stick around for 2021.
This report contains:
- The four biggest trends impacting creative services industries right now
- Insights into how 2020 and the COVID‑19 pandemic shaped the future of work and accelerated change in digital transformation, content strategies, and the rise in voice technologies
- Our top four predictions for 2021
Read more: https://www.voices.com/company/press/reports/2021-annual-trends-report
Experience Design + The Digital Agency (Phizzpop version)David Armano
The document discusses the evolution of experience design from focusing on specialized fields like usability to a more holistic approach that blurs lines between disciplines. It notes experience design exists at the intersection of human, technical, and aesthetic interests. The role of agencies is also becoming more blurred as they work across advertising, marketing, design, and other areas. The document advocates for a T-shaped approach to experience design, with both deep expertise and ability to collaborate broadly. It argues experience design will continue solving complex problems through creative solutions.
In recent years AI and ML capabilities have advanced exponentially, blurring the line between fantasy and reality, thus creating an unparalleled market opportunity for whoever can bring the technology to eager consumers.
Today there is an abundance of demand for more intelligent and human-like behavior and technology on the market, and now we have concrete ways to fill that demand. Everybody’s playing, but only some will strike it rich.
This edition is an exploration on how to incorporate AI to products and services in a very real and organic way. Dive in and let’s take a look!
Digital disruption webinar oxford universityZoodikers
A webinar delivered at Said Business School, The University of Oxford, looking at digital transformation, social business, AI and much more.
Delivered to an audience of CMOs and CPOs, looking at how AI impacts all industries and business functions.
Artificial Intelligence: What are the different ways AI is going to transform the device-based experience for consumers?
How do you stay ahead of where AI is headed?
How should AI be leveraged to enhance brand trust, improve engagement and help consumers get jobs to be done in a way that is valued by consumers?
How can AI be employed to create better personal performance for individuals?
The survey found that while most business leaders see AI as important to business success, full deployments remain rare. The majority of AI projects are still experimental. Customer service is a top target for AI. Organizations are focusing AI efforts on core areas like operations and R&D. Choice of AI technology depends on functional area. Faster growing companies are more optimistic and aggressive about adopting AI.
Artificial Intelligence in CommunicationsCall Sumo
Take a look at the given presentation to know how AI pushes organizations toward using AI when communicating with the customers on the phone or online and helps to improve the customer services.
Top 10 Revolutionary Leaders Changing The Face of Business in 2021Swiftnlift
Kiran Smart is a leading IT solutions and humanoid robotics company based in Kuwait. The company provides customized computer networking, system integration, and IT consulting services. Mohammed Mubin Mallick, the founder and CEO, discusses Kiran Smart's vision to be a globally recognized solutions provider. Some of their notable projects include a temperature checking robot for schools during the COVID-19 pandemic. Going forward, Kiran Smart plans to expand internationally to countries like the UAE, US, UK, Canada, and India through direct investment, partnerships, or joint ventures. Mallick believes AI will have a significant impact on the future of application development and sees opportunities for robotics in industries like healthcare, education, and more.
Curiosity Stop Special: Techcrunch Disrupt 2016We Are Social
Techcrunch Disrupt is where some of the world’s most game-changing technologies and tech innovations are first revealed. Didn’t get a chance to go? Fear not. We've identified six of the most interesting themes and talks from this year to keep you in the know of what’s going to be big over the coming months.
'Converge' Report - Shaping Artificial Intelligence for Southeast AsiaShu Jun Lim
This document provides an overview of artificial intelligence and how startups in Southeast Asia are applying AI. It discusses how startups are collecting local training data to build AI solutions that understand Southeast Asian contexts. It also explores how startups are developing natural language processing for local languages and building chatbots on popular regional messaging platforms. Additionally, it examines how other startups are using AI and automation to digitize field operations and business processes.
Beyond the Buzz: How Sectors as Diverse as Logistics, Finance, Healthcare & M...Leah Kinthaert
In their report, “Predictions 2017: Artificial Intelligence Will Drive The Insights Revolution”, Forrester Research predicts that “insights-driven businesses will steal $1.2 trillion per annum from their less-informed peers by 2020”. Statista tells us that this year “the global AI market is expected to be worth approximately 7,35 billion U.S. dollars.”
I compiled a “best of” e-book for Informa Connect Learning from interviews with 34 pioneers on the topic of AI in marketing, healthcare, finance and maritime/logistics. From Wolfgang Lehmacher, Head of Supply Chain and Transport Industries of the World Economic Forum to Forbes 30 under 30 Domeyard Hedge Fund Partner, Christina Qi, the Global No. 1 Fintech, AI,
Blockchain & No. 2 InsurTech Influencer by Onalytica, Spiros Margaris to award winning scientist and entrepreneur, ReviveMed CEO and Co-Founder, Leila Pirhaji -
learn how 34 of the top artificial intelligence experts in the world are using AI to disrupt their industries, increase profits, drive efficiencies and in many cases - save lives.
Augmented intelligence in banking and capital marketsMitchell Feldman
This document discusses how AI can help address paradoxes in the financial services industry:
1) Increasing customer engagement without increasing costs by using bots and AI assistants to handle common customer issues, freeing up employees for more complex tasks. This improves customer experience while reducing costs.
2) Making every interaction personal, relevant, and compliant at scale. AI tools can provide a 360-degree view of customers, understand sentiment, and suggest personalized offers. AI also helps ensure compliance across interactions.
3) Investing in new markets and business models with less risk. AI can streamline processes like fraud prevention and managing non-performing loans to enter new markets more confidently with less risk.
The document discusses how AI, through technologies like machine learning and deep learning, can augment human capabilities by performing repetitive tasks and organizing information to free up human time and creativity. It describes Microsoft's focus on developing AI that empowers organizations and solves societal problems. Key applications of AI in banking discussed are providing personalized customer experiences across channels at scale while maintaining security, privacy and compliance. The challenges of meeting rising customer expectations, competing with new entrants and rebuilding trust after the financial crisis are also summarized.
Machine learning is a core area of artificial intelligence that allows computer programs to learn from data without being explicitly programmed. The document discusses the impact of machine learning across various industries like marketing, healthcare, manufacturing and financial services. It also profiles major players using machine learning and outlines how consulting groups are helping clients implement machine learning strategies and programs.
The document discusses how human and AI collaboration can reimagine businesses. It provides examples of companies that are using AI to enhance human work rather than replace it. Volkswagen partnered with Autodesk to use generative design tools in a collaborative process to redesign the Volkswagen Microbus. Adobe is transforming its creative suite with Adobe Sensei, using AI to provide intelligent collaborations for users. The document advocates that companies determine how AI can build new workforces with humans and AI working together, and find ways to pilot collaborative AI initiatives.
Simply put, it translates into the ability of a computer or computer-controlled robot to perform tasks that are usually associated with intelligent creatures, usually humans. As a result, it exhibits the ability to reason, find meaning, generalize, or learn from experience..
Simply put, it translates into the ability of a computer or computer-controlled robot to perform tasks that are usually associated with intelligent creatures, usually humans. As a result, it exhibits the ability to reason, find meaning, generalize, or learn from experience..
Brands are increasingly understanding digital and analyzing data to provide customized solutions for consumers. In 2016, wearable technologies and virtual reality will play a larger role in marketing budgets. The adoption of 4.5G infrastructure in Turkey will enable new technologies like smart homes and enable live video streaming on mobile devices. There will be a greater focus on creating user-oriented content and enhancing the consumer experience on small screens to build long-term sustainability.
We talk a lot about Ai as the superpower for process and automation of jobs. But what about creativity? What happens when artists, coders, designers, technologists and industry professionals collaborate to promote creative applications of artificial intelligence in art, music, film, design and beyond? Can Ai ever truly be creative? Or merely just a super-tool for designers and artists to work with.
Curated by the BIMA Ai Think Tank, join BIMA and a panel of industry experts for this very special breakfast briefing on creative Ai and what that truly means for digital.
Speakers:
Luba Elliott, Curator and Researcher
Hooman Sayani, Autodesk Research
Georgia Ward Dyer
Marco Marchesi, Happy Finish
Oded Ben-Tal, Kingston University
As digital interfaces become even more pervasive and diverse, the challenge of managing the content that appears on them becomes more and more complex.
Curated by the BIMA Technology council, join BIMA, IBM and a panel of experts from the worlds of content strategy and technology as they give their opinions on Headless Content Management and what that means for developers and content creators.
Scotland has a long and rich heritage in textiles but a young and innovative fashion industry. What does the future hold? BIMA’s Future of Fashion evening brings together an exciting panel of speakers taking an in depth look at how the industry is being disrupted: where are the challenges and opportunities and what can we expect to see next?
How can you adopt a business culture that fosters an innovative and entrepreneurial environment?
Explore what innovation means in the creative and digital sector, and learn how you can create a climate for entrepreneurialism and ideas.
Our panel of industry leading experts present to you their own unique approaches and practical ways to start applying tried and tested techniques to your business, organisation or team to create a successful climate for innovation in your business.
The General Data Protection Regulation: Why do people say yes to marketing?
There is a dichotomy between respect for private lives and the data-driven demands of marketing. Hyper personalisation, profiling and programmatic marketing’s ability to deliver pinpoint accurate messaging, must surely drive greater return on marketing investment; but at what cost to an individuals’ right to privacy.
What if a law demanded absolute honesty, total disclosure, a revelation of the true intimacy of the data collected, a cathartic proclamation of the true depth of our knowledge, the value of this data, and the profit earned?
Never mind what if; it’s here and will be in force in less than two years.
This event is about what you can, and should be doing to profit from changes in law and attitudes precipitated by the General Data Protection Regulation. Marketers and agencies must now ask; if people were made to understood what we did in terms of tracking, segmenting, profiling, augmenting, scraping and trading in data about them, would they actively, unequivocally, continually CONSENT to it?
If you think the answer is no, you might want to place this question at the top of your to-do list; why people say yes to marketing?
Instagram, the platform that is redesigning and curating our lives could be the most powerful social tool for your brand yet!
In this fire-cracker session, Camilla White, Account Director Cult LDN, digital communications agency & BIMA official social partner, took us through all you need to know about the platform.
This event covered:
- A deep-dive into the phenomenon that is 'Influencers' and how to truly measure success and sales from working together
- Understanding the algorithm as a brand
- Instagram Stories, the rise of Live
How do great creative directors shape award-winning work? And how do you remain true to an idea in the face of client amends, budget constraints and set timelines?
Six of the industry's top creative directors talked about how they had taken a brief and shaped ideas into a piece of brilliant, on-brand creative.
The second in a series of BIMA events in partnership with Creative Equals, tackling diversity, creativity and leadership.
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Anna Rose Kerr, Creative, Havas London
Caitlin Ryan, Executive Creative Director, Cheil
Catherine Hope, Associate Creative Director at Naked Communications
Dan Harvey, Experience Design Director at SapientNitro
Pierre Duquesnoy, Creative Director at DigitasLBi
The document summarizes a BIMA breakfast briefing on robots. It lists the speakers which included directors from Mando, IBM, Goldsmiths University of London, and DigitasLBi. The speakers discussed topics like the explosion of robots, how robots can carry out complex actions automatically, how robots are given agency, and how they are better able to cope with new situations compared to humans. Things to consider with robots included habit, coordination, and accountability.
There's been so much talk about diversity this year, but now the proof is here. The results of Great British Diversity Experiment are in: diversity works.
The fact is diverse teams create a better wealth of ideas and stronger solutions to business problems. The question is: how do you truly implement diversity within your business? And what are the challenges?
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- Ete Davies, MD of AnalogFolk, founder of Stripes
- Ali Hanan, CD at Blippar, Founder of Creative Equals.
The document discusses considerations for doing business in China, including cultural differences in communication preferences, management styles, gestures and symbolisms. It provides guidance on integrating marketing efforts across markets and localizing for China, which has a different media consumption environment than other places. Challenges of mergers and acquisitions in Asia are also addressed, such as differing negotiation tactics and motivations that can be difficult to understand.
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Bagging an illustrious BIMA award is no easy feat, so here are our top tips for writing a winning awards submission. Hear from past winners, judges and the BIMA team on how you can polish your entries to maximise your success.
Will blockchain technology prove to be the biggest disruptor the digital industry has yet faced? Or is it the salvation for creatives and content creators? What exactly is the blockchain? This breakfast briefing will unlock the mystery as you hear from thought leaders and digital practitioners on what the next big thing means for digital.
Suzy discusses the use of blockchain as part of the 'CitizenPass' initiative, which uses blockchain, biometrics and data to certify an individuals' identity.
The document discusses the global identification crisis, with over 232 million undocumented migrants and 21 million people trafficked annually. It also discusses identity fraud in the UK, with 80% of fraud occurring online and a 31% increase in confirmed cases from the previous year. The document then examines how blockchain technology could help solve issues of decentralized, reliable, secure and cost-effective identification without borders, but also notes challenges around cost, sustainability, speed and lack of international standards for blockchain identity solutions.
Will blockchain technology prove to be the biggest disruptor the digital industry has yet faced? Or is it the salvation for creatives and content creators? What exactly is the blockchain? This breakfast briefing will unlock the mystery as you hear from thought leaders and digital practitioners on what the next big thing means for digital.
Dave looks at the types of blockchain and the different ways in which the blockchain can be applied in the 'real world'.
Blockchain is a distributed ledger that records digital events and transactions in a way that is permanent and verifiable. It allows information to be recorded and shared across a network of multiple parties without the need for central record keeping. The technology began with Bitcoin and provides an open record of every Bitcoin transaction. It has potential applications beyond digital currencies for any system requiring a secure and decentralized record of transactions or information.
Agile marketing techniques can meet the ‘always on, always connected’ need for unprecedented speed and flexibility. Hear how agile marketing allows agencies and brands to work more collaboratively on their marketing campaigns; and how to use metrics to learn and adapt, instead of 12-month plans.
The document discusses several topics related to clients and business relationships. It notes that while business motives are usually focused on profit, people's motives are complex and varied as the human brain is not fully understood. It emphasizes the importance of building trusted relationships with clients by being their strongest ally and having them as advocates. The document also acknowledges that the real world is imperfect and problems will inevitably arise in client relationships, such as conflicting objectives between clients or a client not fully supporting a project.
The document discusses balancing creativity, productivity, and well-being in the workplace. It introduces two employees, Jen the designer and Pawan in accounts, who are initially unhappy but then happy. It suggests strategies like satellite teams, special projects, and staff rotations to help maintain balance and positive morale.
This document discusses the rise of influencer marketing and how influencers have become important brand custodians. It notes that consumers highly trust peer recommendations from influencers over traditional ads. Influencers have huge reach among younger demographics and can authentically promote brands in a way that feels genuine to audiences. The document examines case studies of successful influencer campaigns and how the influencer marketing industry has evolved, with top influencers now commanding high fees and audiences growing savvier. It emphasizes that brands must view influencers as a legitimate media channel and collaborate with them authentically rather than forcing promotions to maintain relevance and trust.
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27. What’s been the biggest breakthrough in Ai
over the last year and what impact is it
having in the real-world?
28. What are some of the biggest myths you've
seen over the last year? Can you think of
examples where science fiction is getting
close to reality?
29. We live in a world where customers increasingly expect
an immediate response to their queries, and demand 1:1
conversations with service companies. Gartner predicts
that by 2020, 85% of customer interactions will be
managed by Ai, how does that make you feel? How will
Ai change the customer experience?
30. How many of you, in the room today, would be
happy to be driven by a self-driving car tomorrow?
31. What are some of the major hurdles that AI
still needs to overcome in the next 10 years?
32. According to a recent study by Conversica, the vast
majority of companies fail to follow up with 1/3 of their
interested leads or customer support queries, if Ai starts
to take some of the strain here, that can only be a good
thing. But do you think it becomes a problem if Ai can
predict what we're going to do?