Transformation · GearOpen

# Transformation

Stop treating AI as the strategy

I dislike the term AI strategy. AI can be a powerful tool within an IT or business transformation strategy, but when it becomes the strategy itself, organizations risk losing sight of the outcomes they are trying to…

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SlashGear ·3 mo. ago

The Stunning Transformation Of Siri From 2005 To Today

We've been waiting so long for artificial intelligence that it happened almost without us noticing. Stories have primed us for a finite moment, a binary switch after which we become surrounded by intelligent, sentient,…

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TechRadar ·3 mo. ago

CxOs need to heed the lessons of cloud transformation when dealing with AI

CIOs and other executives need to be ready for another major change imperative in the form of AI… but what can they glean from past events?

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TechRadar ·5 mo. ago

Business landscape is about to undergo a seismic transformation driven by AI agents

Imagine software that doesn’t just follow instructions but thinks, plans, and adapts. This is the promise of AI agents. These aren’t just any software, they represent a fundamental shift in business operations.

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TechRadar ·10 mo. ago

From vibe coding to vibe transformation: why building apps isn’t enough anymore

Vibe coding is gaining a lot of attention in software development circles. It is a great and pretty fun way to use generative AI to outline an idea for an app and then generate a prototype app in minutes.

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TechRadar ·11 mo. ago

Want to implement AI? Focus on organizational culture

The AI narrative might suggest it’s your ticket to transformation. But real transformation demands more than buying into that narrative.

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TechRadar ·11 mo. ago

The hidden barrier to AI transformation: connectivity

Artificial intelligence (AI) promises to bring higher productivity and lower costs to enterprises. However, despite many companies trialing the technology, it is yet to be widely adopted, with IBM finding that just 25%…