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The Digital Quest: How UK Businesses Can Triumph Over the Digital Skills Shortage
The UK is facing a critical digital skills shortage that is impeding its growth ambitions and its desire to establish itself as a global innovation hub. The scarcity of skilled professionals, particularly in AI, cybersecurity, and data analysis, is hindering innovation, curbing productivity, and adversely affecting businesses of all sizes.
April, 2024
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Digital Enterprise 5.0: Digital Readiness in the Era of AI
The Digital Enterprise 5.0: Digital Readiness in the Era of AI report explores the evolving digital transformation landscape for end-user enterprises. It covers numerous aspects, such as digital enterprise shifts, sectoral digital maturity, digital technology spending, generative AI strategy, digital talent approach, outsourcing decisions, and business strategy. The report offers insights into how enterprises are focusing on competition differentiation rather than cost management while increasing digital spending. It provides valuable findings for enterprises of varying sizes across sectors and geographies, enabling them to make informed decisions and successfully navigate the complexities of digital transformation in an ever-changing business environment.
April, 2024
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Internet of Things Services: Transforming Industries and Enriching Lives
In 2023, the Internet of Things (IoT) industry saw an 18% revenue growth, with more projects transitioning to the production stage. Industrial IoT remains at the forefront of IoT service adoption, driven by use cases such as predictive maintenance, asset management, and remote monitoring. This growth is supported by technological progress, including the amalgamation of edge computing with AI, analytics, and 5G for faster decision-making and increased efficiency. Moreover, the progression of digital twin technology is becoming crucial, impacting a range of applications from product development to addressing global issues such as climate change and supply chain disruptions.
April, 2024
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Oracle’s Bold Move: Freely Embedding Gen AI in Business Apps
NEWPORT BEACH, Calif. — Generative AI (Gen AI) is rapidly transforming industries, and Oracle, a major player in the enterprise technology market, is making a bold move. It is offering its base Gen AI capabilities across its suite of business applications, including Fusion Cloud Applications Suite and NetSuite, at no additional cost.
April, 2024
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Residual Value Forecast April 2024
Our quarterly Residual Value Forecast (RVF) report provides forecasts for the following categories of IT equipment: desktop computers, laptops, network equipment, printers, servers, storage devices, and other IT equipment. It also includes residual values for other non-IT equipment in the following categories: copiers, material handling equipment (forklifts), mail equipment, medical equipment, test equipment, and miscellaneous equipment such as manufacturing machinery and NC machines. Residual Value Forecasts are provided for five years for end-user, wholesale, and orderly liquidation values (OLV) prices.
April, 2024
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Driving Technological Advancements in the Manufacturing Industry
The manufacturing industry is increasingly adopting smart factory practices for efficiency and driving sustainability by facilitating the transition to circular operations and emissions reduction through partnerships. Manufacturers are prioritizing resilient supply chains with investments in data-driven inventory management and reshoring initiatives. They are using advanced technologies such as generative AI for product design acceleration and are transitioning to experience-based offerings using IoT, AI, and 3D printing to meet evolving customer needs. Additionally, investments in connected solutions and facility modernization highlight their commitment to a safer, more productive work environment. Manufacturing enterprises collaborate with service providers for digital transformation, which requires strong technological expertise and delivery capabilities.
April, 2024
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Disaster Recovery Requires Consistent Planning
Not many companies are consistently planning for disaster recovery. And if we have learned anything from the past few years of high-profile outages, it is that the ability to recover information systems and data quickly and effectively after a disaster should be an organizational priority. Failure to consistently plan for disaster can cost organizations time and money during an outage. This Research Byte summarizes our full report on disaster recovery planning as a best practice.
April, 2024
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