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02 Nov

Thought leadership on AI agents from UiPath’s experts – SiliconANGLE

stp2y0 CommentsChat-GPTAI agents supercharge automation and human workflows: Insights from UiPath experts, SiliconANGLE, Victor Dabrinze

Artificial intelligence is reshaping industries by automating repetitive tasks and creating new efficiencies. One of the most exciting developments in AI is the emergence of AI agents, which are driving significant changes in how organizations operate and enabling new levels of human-machine collaboration. But AI agents can’t work alone — rather, they’re part of an integrated ecosystem with APIs and automation in tow. UiPath’s Mark Geene and Boris Krumrey discuss agentic AI nuances. “An agent in isolation is useless,” said Mark Geene (pictured, right), senior vice president and general manager of AI product and platform at UiPath Inc. “It might be…

01 Nov

Process mining: EY provides improved insights and RPA.- SiliconANGLE

stp2y0 CommentsGenAIEversource, EY use process mining to cut backlogs and boost customer service, SiliconANGLE, Victor Dabrinze

Eversource Energy’s automation journey shows that companies can reinvigorate operations and employee experiences through intelligent automation. By addressing backlogs, adopting process mining and reducing manual work, Eversource has transformed its business practices and customer interactions, according to Rockie Solomon (pictured, left), manager of enterprise automation at Eversource Energy. Eversource’s Rockie Solomon and EY’s Jamaal Stanford discuss process mining and RPA’s enterprise value. “We had processes that would stack up for quite a bit of time and ultimately were costing us a bit of money,” Solomon said. “That was our introduction to automation. When you see work piling up, that’s frustrating. That’s when we partnered…

27 Oct

Halifax Airport taps predictive insights for improved service – SiliconANGLE

stp2y0 CommentsGenAIEnhancing air travel efficiency through data: A Halifax Airport case study, SiliconANGLE, Victor Dabrinze

In an era where airport delays seem unavoidable, Halifax International Airport is setting a new standard for operational efficiency by harnessing data for accurate decision-making. How has the airport overhauled operations, using predictive insights, to improve overall customer experiences? Halifax’s Ryan Garnett talks with theCUBE about how airports use data for predictive insights. “I did an assessment, and we looked at it, and the big thing for me is I needed to own my data,” said Ryan Garnett (pictured), senior manager of business solutions at Halifax International Airport Authority. “I didn’t want to be data-locked. And I had worked at some other places…

27 Oct

Data flexibility reimagined: The Cloudera-Snowflake partnership – SiliconANGLE

stp2y0 CommentsGenAISiliconANGLE, Unveiling the future of data management: Cloudera's partnership with Snowflake, Victor Dabrinze

Spurred by demands in generative artificial intelligence, supercomputing and advanced analytics, data management is evolving rapidly. In tune with that evolution, Cloudera Inc. is partnering with Snowflake Inc., with several data flexibility integrations and enhancements slated to reach enterprise users. Cloudera’s David Dichmann talks with theCUBE about its partnership with Snowflake. “The partnership with Snowflake focuses on this thing called the Iceberg REST Catalog, which is basically the ‘easy button’ for different data engines and data compute environments to … talk to any data anywhere so that we can share this data more uniformly,” said David Dichmann (pictured), senior director of…

27 Oct

Intelligent automation insights from Persistent and OutSystems – SiliconANGLE

stp2y0 CommentsChat-GPTSiliconANGLE, The impact of low-code systems on intelligent automation: Insights from Persistent Systems and OutSystems, Victor Dabrinze

The rise of low-code platforms is reshaping the digital landscape, offering businesses a revolutionary way to develop software. Low-code platforms and intelligent automation help businesses handle “heavy lifting” by optimizing software development, making it more efficient and accessible to a broader range of users, according to Derek Downs (pictured, left), head of channels and alliances at OutSystems. OutSystems’ Derek Downs talks to theCUBE about Intelligent automation. “Generative AI lets you do it quickly,” Downs said. “You heard it from the main stage today, being able to move from just the bots to the agents, how do you have that intelligent driving?…

27 Sep

Exploring the updates to Zoho’s data management platforn – SiliconANGLE

stp2y0 CommentsGenAISiliconANGLE, Victor Dabrinze, Zoho updates its analytics platform with Zia Insights and self-service data preparation

If data is the new oil, modern data management platforms such as Zoho are its refinery. In a world where companies struggle with extracting value from data, the newest iteration of Zoho Analytics aims to make data more accessible and actionable for businesses worldwide. “The beauty is we have a common data model where everything maps into,” said Chandrashekar LSP, managing director at Zoho Corp. Pvt. Ltd. “We help organizations with an analytics journey because all that you had to do was connect to your business application, be it a CRM or a projects tool. And then we automatically create the data…

27 Sep

NetApp redefining hyperscaler partnerships for AI storage – SiliconANGLE

stp2y0 CommentsChat-GPTHow NetApp's strategic cloud partnerships drive enterprise flexibility and infrastructure control, SiliconANGLE, Victor Dabrinze

NetApp Inc. is rethinking its strategic positioning in enterprise storage. Beyond just hardware, the company is embracing the cloud, through hyperscaler partnerships, in ways that meet the needs of a rapidly evolving tech landscape. NetApp’s Pravjit Tiwana discusses hyperscaler partnerships with theCUBE. “Thanks to all three major hyperscaler partners in Amazon, Microsoft and Google, we are in more than 100 regions now,” said Pravjit Tiwana (pictured), senior vice president and general manager of the Cloud Storage Business Unit at NetApp. “The global availability; if a customer needs data in a local sovereign or wants an air gap, all those capabilities…

27 Sep

Making the case for innovation given rampant tech negativity – SiliconANGLE

stp2y0 CommentsChat-GPTSiliconANGLE, Tech Tackles Cancer: Rising above negativity with philanthropy and innovation, Victor Dabrinze

Despite the swirl of tech negativity percolating public discourse, its value and innovation across multiple sectors over the years. While tech giants face accusations of eroding privacy, spreading misinformation and eliminating jobs, many of their contributions, especially in social causes such as pediatric cancer, tell a different story. “We started Tech Tackles Cancer and started fundraising for pediatric cancer because we lost a colleague’s son, and that’s what got us involved and made us aware,” said Chris Lynch (pictured), TTC founder and executive chairman and chief executive officer of AtScale Inc. “I had no idea that pediatric cancer was different…

27 Sep

Unpacking the ongoing networking innovation for AI-driven data centers – SiliconANGLE

stp2y0 CommentsChat-GPTAI is revolutionizing data centers: The ramifications on networking requirements and innovation, SiliconANGLE, Victor Dabrinze

As the artificial intelligence age sweeps through enterprise computing, businesses are left scrambling to adapt. With unprecedented growth in AI model sizes, data volume and computing infrastructure, the Seize the AI Moment event shows that the future of networking for AI-driven data centers is already here. Juniper Networks’ CEO Rami Rahim explains the imperative for AI-driven networking. “We’re seeing massive scale in AI models, in the data being used to train AI and in the computing infrastructure that makes it all possible,” said Rami Rahim, chief executive officer of Juniper Networks Inc., during his keynote. “This means your AI data center infrastructure is…

27 Sep

Power efficiency drives Broadcom and Juniper Networks partnership – SiliconANGLE

stp2y0 CommentsChat-GPTBroadcom President Charlie Kawwas on the next AI wave: Networking, power efficiency and open ecosystems, SiliconANGLE, Victor Dabrinze

As the global artificial intelligence landscape accelerates, networking giants such as Juniper Networks Inc. and Broadcom Inc. are laying the groundwork for the next era of AI-driven infrastructure. With deep-rooted partnerships and cutting-edge technology, these companies are delivering networking and power efficiency at scale. Juniper Networks’ Manoj Leelanivas and Broadcom’s Charlie Kawwas discuss AI-focused infrastructure. “I think our journey in AI started in the last decade, collaborating with some of the hyperscalers who are the bulk of the market today,” said Charlie Kawwas (pictured), president of the Semiconductor Solutions Group at Broadcom. “Because of them, we see this growth and it…