Although digitization is advancing, even today, companies still have a wide variety of documents only available in handwritten or typewritten form. Optical Character Recognition (OCR) and Intelligent Character Recognition (ICR) provide a remedy and many new possibilities for simplifying processes.
Security is becoming increasingly important on the Internet and 38% of websites do not yet use secure connections. We show what HTTPS is and why SSL encryption is important.
How the use of chatbots and voice assistants will change banking. The Millenials Generation in particular wants to experience services differently and we show how.
Many terms develop over time and are usually not understood. We will show you why customers and their shopping behaviour change and what showrooming and webrooming means in general.
For years, digital transformation has been an established term beyond the IT world. Reason enough to take a closer look at what has happened in practice since the emergence of this ongoing trend and what role intelligent technologies play - and will play in the future.
The world is changing faster than we think. How do we plan a roadmap for our innovation, and reinvention, strategy? Using exponential technology predictions as part of a Future-Back strategy will help us aim for a future projected reality. We would then put the strategy in place for our organization to meet and take advantage of the predicted future.
Robotic Process Automation (RPA) is currently on everyone's lips. But what is it, anyway? Why should I use it in my company and what benefits can be generated by it? This article answers these questions and presents Robotic Process Automation as a technology for digitizing and automating business processes.
Everyone is talking about artificial intelligence. Whether in medical technology, marketing or mechanical engineering - the industries in which AI is used are diverse. Above all, the ability to objectively analyze huge amounts of data within the shortest possible time and to recognize patterns in it, is a technology ahead of mankind. As a result, a large number of workers are already being replaced by intelligent machines. The question that inevitably arises is: What role does man still play when AI is superior to him in supposedly decisive matters?
In order to be able to assess the potential of machine learning for its own business, the organization must first use technical terms correctly. This article explains "Machine Learning" in a generally understandable way and beyond the hypes.
Mobile First - a buzzword that we now encounter again and again. In contrast to many others, however, not entirely without reason. Around 80% of all website calls are now made via mobile devices such as smartphones and tablets, and the trend is rising steadily. So it only makes sense to optimize your own online presence in terms of users for the corresponding devices. True to the motto "If I don't want to lose users, I will adapt". For some companies, this raises the question in the context of "mobile presence": What do I need - just a mobile website, or even my own app?
As discussed in the first part of this series of articles, many IoT initiatives fail because of the dilemma between short-term revenue expectations while it is strategically unclear how to realize these. But the probably most common and at the same time likely most dangerous reaction remains the "Agile IoT" reaction or as it should better be called "Moving Target" reaction.