Digital Core: Predictions on the Intelligent Enterprise

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Intelligence is the ability to acquire and apply knowledge and skills to the things that you do. An enterprise is a business or a company that offers a service in return for money, most often offering a service better and faster than it is currently being done. When you combine the two, you have an enterprise that has the ability to make use of data generated by its people and convert it into insights and take actions to increases performance, speeds up outcomes all with less effort and lower risk. Is that intelligent enterprise? Listen in to the discussion between Alex Bulat, Amitabh Dubey and Keylor Acosta on how they weigh in on this definition and their predictions of what they expect to hear during SAPPHIRENOW and ASUG 2019.

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