There has been a lot of discussion around the impact of AI and how we should try to understand what that impact could be, but I think it’s time to[…]
Continue reading …
Category: data
Accenture Digital: First Month
It’s been one month since I joined Accenture as a Managing Director (last Friday, 1st) and the best word to describe the journey so far is excitement – lots of[…]
Continue reading …
Narrow AI today: the building blocks of tomorrow
With so many fun predictions around #AI, and after the AIBE Summit last week, I thought I’d list some interesting Narrow AI examples and attach some fun concepts I’ve come[…]
Continue reading …
How IBM Innovates (and helps 250m Asthmatics in the process)
Helping make the world a better place working with the best global talent and using its biggest “bucket of Lego” is why I joined IBM about two years ago. It[…]
Continue reading …
3 core capabilities for the future of the FS industry
The younger generations don’t bank like older ones do. They tend to think of banking as the management of money – earning, spending and investing – and Financial services institutions[…]
Continue reading …
Why I’ve joined the Big Blue #IBM
Busy days and lots of news since my last post – finished 3 consultancy projects and completed opening the door to IBM. It’s been a great few months testing the[…]
Continue reading …
Crowdsourced Wifi – batteries not included!
Powering on through the world of Crowdsourcing, and how it has been prospering in the digital age, come the news about a UCLA & JPL (Jet Propulsion Lab) project working on[…]
Continue reading …
Crowdsourcing is the best product of the social, mobile, cloud and data revolutions
Almost any one user of the World Wide Web has used social media at some point. Around 80% of all Internet users visit a social media website once per month and at[…]
Continue reading …
Power to the people: 3 effects of the growth of #socialmedia
In the past few days a huge social media movement has risen about baby Gammy – the six-month-old child allegedly abandoned by an Australian couple because he has Down’s syndrome. He was[…]
Continue reading …
The future of instant messaging [Whatsapp & Snapchat] is both consumer and enterprise
Instant messaging is already 16% in Japan, 12% in the US and 9% in the UK, according to Nielsen. It represents the freedom to communicate with anyone, anywhere and at anytime[…]
Continue reading …