Developer and creator Tom Shaw sat down with Meta’s Head of Infrastructure, Santosh Janardhan, to talk about why we need data centers and how Meta is leading the charge to build them.
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As a research director, I manage a team of analysts who cover a range of technologies outside my primary area of expertise (identity and access management). I’ve had to educate myself on these areas so I can oversee the quality of the analysts’ respective research and direct thei
Technology leaders have moved beyond asking what AI can do. Now they face four harder questions: Where should we invest? How do we scale? What needs to change inside IT? And how do we prepare for autonomous AI? Learn how Technology & Innovation Forum East helps answer them.
Technology leaders have moved beyond asking what AI can do. Now they face four harder questions: Where should we invest? How do we scale? What needs to change inside IT? And how do we prepare for autonomous AI? Learn how Technology & Innovation Forum East helps answer them.
Data governance and data security leaders often tell us they want the same outcome: They want people to use data (and use AI!) while keeping data protected. Unfortunately, that shared goal has not produced a shared way of working. Data governance teams define policies, definitio
Enterprise email marketing software is built for high-volume programs that span teams, brands, and regions. With so much software available, the hard part comes before and after the send — whether governance keeps every team within the rules, CRM-native data surfaces the right co
Today, when a buyer asks ChatGPT, Perplexity, or Google’s AI Mode a question, they rarely see a list of suggested links. They see one synthesized answer that cites a handful of sources. If your brand is one of those citations, you win attention, traffic, and trust. If it isn’t, y
Last month, CISA and the G7 Cyber Security Working Group put out a call to action for post-quantum readiness, listing five priorities to help with migration. It’s particularly welcome to see CISA and the working group highlight “integrating PQC into cybersecurity requirements and
Concentration risk used to be easy to picture: one supplier, one system, or one floppy disk seller. But in the era of AI, the single point of failure has learned to hide. Different AI providers can quietly converge on the same testing firm, infrastructure, data source, or control
Today we're sharing the additional measures we've put in place to strengthen our efforts to combat child sexual exploitation on our platforms.
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Actually, many CX leaders risk investing where it doesn’t earn loyalty. That’s because traditional prioritization of journey drivers ignores that customers don’t stay loyal because you’re doing well. They stay loyal when you are doing better than competitors in the things that ma
You might assume that customers completing a journey equals success. But our data shows that’s not true. When customers complete their journey but are uncertain whether what they did worked, it undermines loyalty. This blog is part of a series how customer journeys drive loyalty
Yes. Customers, whose journeys end on a high and customers whose journeys include a positive surprise are more loyal. This blog is part of a series how customer journeys drive loyalty (scroll to the end for all resources). Our Data Confirms The Peak-End-Rule For Customer Journeys
Probably not. Loyalty is shaped by a handful of journey dynamics that most CX teams neither measure nor actively manage. This blog is part of a series how customer journeys drive loyalty (scroll to the end for all resources). Five Journey Practices That Strengthen Customer Loyalt
Why UiPath’s Strategy Aligns With Enterprise AI Adoption At this year’s UiPath FUSION event, we saw a clear shift in how automation vendors are positioning AI. Rather than promoting AI-first visions, UiPath emphasized trust, governance, and integration with existing automation in
We’ve been working on a technology investment forecast for global manufacturing with our colleague Paul Miller. For decades, manufacturers used to compete through scale, labor arbitrage, and optimized global production networks. But tariffs, geopolitical fragmentation, workforce