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Microsofts | January 13, 2020

Automation and prediction through data will be core for retailers going forward, according to Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella. In his keynote speech for the NRF 2020 Retail’s Big Show conference, Nadella discussed how ever-growing mountains of data shape retail and likewise informs what Microsoft develops in response. Some 92 major retailers use Microsoft’s cloud platforms, he said. “That’s teaching us a ton about how to build technology so it can serve your needs.”
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Accenture | July 02, 2021

Accenture has planned to acquire Trivadis AG, an IT services company specializing in platforms and solutions that enable highly automated provisioning and innovative data usage. Trivadis' workforce of over 710 professionals from Switzerland, Germany, Austria, Denmark, and Romania will join Accenture's Data & AI team as part of the Accenture Cloud First group. The acquisition's financial details were not disclosed. Trivadis, headquartered in Glattbrugg, Switzerland,...

GENERAL AI

Commerce.AI | December 21, 2021

On November 18, 2021, a renowned CX AI platform, Commerce.AI announced its launching in the Amazon Web Services (AWS) marketplace. It will help enterprises utilize the power of unstructured data and deliver a top-notch customer experience. At the conference, held in San Francisco, Mr. Andy Pandharikar, Founder and CEO explained how this presentsan excellent opportunity for enterprises to leverage their AWS commitments and unify billing to start CX/AI projects quickly. Read More

The Verge | February 18, 2020

Bill Gates bought an electric car. But while he’s given Tesla credit for pushing other carmakers to go electric, it does seem notable that he didn’t buy from the company that pushed the innovation. He bought a Porsche Taycan. Someone alerted Elon Musk to this development, of course. And that got us a bitchy tweet from Musk: “My conversations with Gates have been underwhelming tbh.” It’s true that Musk likes beef; after all, he’s made cracks about Facebook&rsqu...