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AI in the digital workplace: a brilliant assistant, but an unreliable colleague

I don't know if AI is the future of the digital workplace, and it's a question that we will surely be able to ask ourselves in the near future, but it is certainly part of it. From helping to find information to automating repetitive tasks and generating content, it is presented as a virtual assistant available 24/7 and capable of digesting volumes of information that no one has read for a long time. But behind an enticing promise could lie a less appealing truth: if AI draws its value from a disorganized information...

AI in the digital workplace: a brilliant assistant, but an unreliable colleague

I don't know if AI is the future of the digital workplace, and it's a question that we will surely be able to ask ourselves...

From services management to enterprise 2.0

Summary : the shift from the old manufacturing model to a service one is key to the future competitiveness of lots of industries. Rather...

Are we sure people prefer openness rather than constraints ?

One of these last years most important trend that is lasting enought to be more than a fashion, is the switch from a closed...

Survey on the use of IT in french companies

Two weeks ago I was invited by Microsoft to attend the presentation of a survey on the use of IT in fench companies. Two...

CIOs don’t care about web 2.0 ? Neither illogical nor grave

A recent Robert Helf survey tells us CTOs seem not to consider web 2.0 as a priority in their projects. I don't find this...

Information flows needs a plumber

Information overload has thress main causes : the first is information dispersal among too many tools which force people to continuously switch from one...

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