Hosted by Altimetrik Collider’s Jacob Smith and Rhyan Robinson, this conversation steers us through the vital discussions on the advancements and challenges in artificial intelligence (AI), machine learning (ML), large language models (LLM), zero trust networks (ZTN), and cloud security for the year ahead.
Digital Business fosters the development of what is referred to as knowledge capital within the organization due to its inherent digital nature. In this environment, all individuals operate within the same set of digital tools and productivity systems, which is a fundamental aspect of digital business. This transformation significantly influences the approach taken by business owners, business lines, and executives in managing their respective business units and revenue streams.
Understanding the nuances of Digital Business Methodology (DBM) has emerged as a critical factor for businesses striving to adapt and thrive amidst constant technological advancements. One clear point we've learned in the Collider Convos is that the focus is on the user when solving an issue for a client in the digital landscape.
The evolution from an accessory to an indispensable component underscores the profound shift in our relationship with the digital landscape over the past decades. Now, finding digital assets and solutions to our business's challenges is not an option but a must.
Although innovation often takes a back seat to legacy systems and fragmented data, a glimmer of hope emerges from Calibo's digital business methodology. Collider Convo recently had the privilege of sitting down with Loïc Giraud, Chief Operating Officer at Calibo, to explore how their unique approach reshapes how organizations tackle digital transformation challenges.
Generative AI (Gen AI) is a hot topic, and 2024 is already shaping up to be a big year for its further development and implementation. Major companies like Apple, Amazon, and Qualcomm are recognizing this potential and actively working to advance its capabilities.