Tag: automation

AI regulations are here, and some states are cracking down on the use of AI in recruiting. Here's what you need to know to get ready.

Best-practice organizations no longer dictate tool and device choices. Instead, they involve the people who will work with them every day: their employees.

Most digital transformation strategies are doomed to failure. But they don't have to be. Here's why.

Nearly all companies will soon have workplace AI on par with the tech giants. Here’s what to expect.

As more enterprises deploy AI capabilities, it's time to think seriously about responsibility and governance.

Studies show burnout is on the rise among developers, and a majority are seeking new roles. Some tips to help change that narrative.

With rapid adoption across industries, automation is threatening to replace workers. Can both coexist?

The promise of AI automation is fueling adoption across industries. But what does it mean for your business?

Microsoft aims to improve hybrid meetings, LumApps adds a data layer to its employee experience platform. Nintex, Fivetran and Livestorm round out the news.

The internet of things is key to digital transformation in manufacturing. Some tips to get it off the ground and unlock its value.

With robotic process automation, companies can automate routine, mundane rules-based processes. Here's a rundown of how it works.

Chatbots aren't replacements for the human touch. They're there to augment it. Here are the key considerations to improve your employee experience via chatbots.

AI automation enters Gartner's hype cycle, Microsoft announces a number of Teams updates, Haystack aims to fight worker loneliness and more news.

It's hard to separate the low-code hype from the reality. Here are three areas where you can make a low-code program work for your business needs.

Big hopes for the ROI of automation projects don't always pan out. Here's how to gain a clearer picture of if your goals are in sight.

Modeling work with AI isn't about trying to replace all the humans. It is about understanding how work is done so that you can optimize it.

Artificial intelligence and machine learning have a growing set of use cases in today's workplace. But where are these technologies heading next?

Three primary factors are exerting downward pressure, crimping productivity and pushing organizations to find new ways to turn the trend around.

Robotic process automation can boost productivity, reduce errors and improve employee experience. But it comes with significant risks.

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