Tag: ai

Microsoft puts Ally.io buy to work in Viva, Google pushes back Classic Sites shutdown (again), Miro overhauls its developer platform and more news.

A growing crop of technology providers aim to document the state of workforce skills and provide companies with what's needed going forward.

The US government formed a high-powered committee to oversee the ethical development of AI. But regulation is going to be difficult. Here's why.

The Google I/O developer conference this week covered a wide range of topics, but did include new upgrades and releases for the digital workplace.

Artificial intelligence is making inroads into recruiting and onboarding, but organizations looking to harness its benefits should proceed with caution.

The Vancouver, B.C.-based people analytics firm wants a deeper look at employee wellbeing and productivity.

If AI is so good at recruiting, why didn't it anticipate half of employees would leave their jobs within a year? Here's why companies are still considering it.

The San Jose, Calif.-based company wants to take the pain out of traditional performance management processes.

We’re seeing a 'Have Skills, Will Travel' work model emerging as part of the post-pandemic reinvention of the workplace. Businesses ignore it at their own risk.

To unlock the potential of automation and AI, we need to put humans at the center and design systems that work with, not against or instead of them.

Microsoft Teams celebrates its 5th birthday, Google adds functionality to Smart Canvas and news from Zoho, FutureAI and Laserfiche rounds out this week's news.

Modern Hire has launched Automated Interview Creator, an AI-enhanced interview tool that helps recruiters find the top applicants quickly.

The idea of knowledge management may seem out of date to some, but advanced technologies are bringing back the concept with new capabilities.

AI may soon no longer need humans to program other AI, but it remains a long way from taking over software development from humans. Here's why.

Companies are leveraging AI-based technologies to boost employee productivity, unlock efficiencies and increase job satisfaction.

With enterprises looking for more and more data to enable cutting-edge technology, many are turning to synthetic data to make up for shortfalls.

"Attention to human factors has been particularly sparse” with Industry 4.0. Industry 5.0 must set that imbalance right.

As quantum computing adoption grows, the market is being divided up by big tech, engagement takes a dive, Zoom develops remote working strategy and more news.

Collaboration, automation and AI are just a few of the trends expected to have the greatest impact on digital workplace investment in 2022.

IBM believes quantum computing will become a key feature in some enterprises by next year. Not everyone is convinced. Here's why.