Tag: enterpriseai

  • Three offensive robots

    Three offensive robots

    Enterprise AI middleware & services with Tanzu Platform 10.2 There’s a big release for the platform as a service we make at Tanzu, Tanzu Platform 10.2. In new release, we’ve focused a lot on adding in AI middleware and services to the Tanzu Platform. That’s both in the form of AI model brokering and hosting…

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  • As Consumers Turn To Agentic AI Use Cases, Businesses Must Adapt Or Be Left Behind – ”Domain-specific agents will be rejected. Several consumer-facing businesses are building their own proprietary ‘shopping agents.’ But the power of consumer agents lies in access to holistic consumer data. A personal agent will always outperform a domain-specific corporate agent in…

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  • AI in the enterprise: what’s already at your disposal…some of you, at least

    If you’re using Tanzu Platform, you have pretty much everything you need to start getting AI into your apps. That’s the main point I wanted us to get across in our Tanzu annual update: Looking at surveys, it feels like most large organizations are still figuring out their AI strategy through pockets of messing around…

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  • The Agentic Evolution of Enterprise Applications –

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  • How to find waste with the robot

    How to find waste with the robot

    My first law of enterprise AI: if you end up having two robots talk with each other to complete a task, that task was bullshit in the first place, and you should probably eliminate it rather than automate it. For example, if AI is used in both sides of B2B procurement (enterprise software sales), then…

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  • 2025 is the breakthrough year for Generative Enterprise — and partnering with a capable services partner is critical – “[S]pending on GenAI is rising (HFS data suggests enterprise investment is rising by more than 25% on average into 2025), we start from a low base. We estimate enterprise spending on GenAI in 2024 accounted for…

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  • DeepSeek and the Enterprise – ”Enterprises that want to embrace AI, in other words, have reasons to want to do so on their own infrastructure. But that has posed its own set of challenges, challenges which have led many enterprises to scale back their ambitions and turn their eyes from large, expensive foundational models to…

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  • Brainwash An Executive Today! – (1) What it’s like to market to technical people. (2) He doesn’t like LinkedIn. (3) he discovers enterprise event marketing.

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  • Trying Times for Tech – “Microsoft is trying to socialise the costs of its AI investments because people largely don’t care about AI and don’t want to pay for it. Microsoft really doesn’t want The Line to notice how little demand there is for AI and would prefer to force customers to pay back the…

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  • How Do You Create AI Advantage? – You’re going to need access to all that data you have. Historically, this is a very difficult problem in large enterprises and is rarely solved well. For example, are you satisfied with your CRM? For all your enterprise AI hopes and dreams, focus on that first. // “Develop…

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  • The Other Bubble – What the enterprise software market looks like from the outside. Also with a side of AI-washing.

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  • Gemini at Work 2024: How customers use Google Cloud AI products – More on the “agent” metaphor/thought technology Gemini is using. Plus, a really great list of one-liner, enterprise AI uses cases.

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  • AI is great for churning out apps, but don’t forget to test – Enterprise AI needs testing just like code needs testing. // “Research published by Leapwork, drawn from the feedback of 401 respondents across the US and UK, noted that while 85 percent had integrated AI apps into their tech stacks, 68 percent had…

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  • C-suite enthusiasm over generative AI wanes, putting pressure on quick wins – “Interest in the [AI] technology fell 11 percentage points among senior executives and eight percentage points among board of directors, respectively, since Deloitte’s Q1 2024 survey.” // I think the people most enthusiastic about enterprise AI haven’t actually used even enough consumer AI…

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  • – Using AI to generate web forms from PDFs – With Enterprise AI, the app is still the hard part: “What took longer was the other stuff: identifying the problem, designing and building the UI, setting up the templating, routes and data architecture. It reminded me that, in order to capitalise on the potential of…

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  • A Shift in LLM Marketing : The Rise of the B2B Model – Enterprise AI requirements are different than consumer AI requirements: “For a data-focused customer base, SQL generation, code completion for Python, & following instructions matter more than encyclopedic knowledge of Napoleon’s doomed march to Moscow.”

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  • IBM to acquire Hashi for $6.4 billion, seeks software boost – Enterprise AI businesses case are difficult: “But he also said buyers’ initial enthusiasm for generative AI has eased as they ponder whether it can generate return on investment. Users are finding that applying generative AI to a single business process could cost as much…

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  • VMware Introduces Frameworks And Services At Explore Conference To Enable Enterprise Adoption Of Generative AI – Quick analysis of VMware’s AI strategy.

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