By Jason Bloomberg, President, Intellyx — Part 4 of the Intellyx Intelligent Automation Series In a recent episode of Star Trek: Discovery, the crew struggled with the question of how to trust their newly sentient ship’s computer Zora. The issue of trust came to a head when Zora made a unilateral decision the crew didn’t …
by Scott King
Intellyx BrainBlog by Jason English, for Krista Software Of all categories of technology, artificial intelligence (AI) has to be the most elusive to apply for productive work. No technology vendor wants to leave AI out of their solution offering, so claims of AI could represent anything from an autonomous black-box expert intelligence (if you believe …
by Scott King
By Jason Bloomberg, President, Intellyx — Part 2 of the Intellyx Intelligent Automation Series Low-code tools and platforms have taken the enterprise application development community by storm. They promise a simpler, more stakeholder-focused approach to building applications that free developers from routine plumbing work so they can focus on delivering business value. Low-code platforms allow …
by Scott King
Most automation projects don’t fail in the initial build but in their inability to keep up with the changes required to support real-world business dynamics. Leveraging conversation as the means of creating these processes empowers a business to change its automation as fast as people who sense the impact of change can describe the need.
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