By 2022, 1 in 5 workers doing mostly non-routine tasks will rely on AI to do their jobs
At that point, taking away their AI would be like a craftsman having their electric woodworking tools replaced with manual ones, writes Craig Roth of Gartner.
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Survey finds CMOs face budget cuts amidst demand for results
While the descent is not yet steep, it still poses difficult questions for chief marketing officers, says Ewan McIntyre, research director at Gartner.
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Intelligent automation poised to transform workplace outsourcing
Sourcing and vendor management leaders must prepare to restructure these services and renegotiate contracts, advises Gartner.
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Kiwi tech leaders call for programmes to address impact of AI
Offer to work with government to help shift conversation away from robots taking away jobs to a more positive view that encourages upskilling
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‘Fire yourself’ as a CIO and come back as a business executive
"That is what the business demands," says Andrew Rowsell-Jones of Gartner.
