by Lee Bryant | Jan 23, 2024
2024 looks set to be a big year for enterprise AI adoption, but we need to think long-term and not be driven by the hype or the backlash. It looks like 2024 will be the year when GenAI, automation and smart systems gain a strong foothold in the enterprise. But...
by Radko Diev | Jan 10, 2024
The Dawn of Corporate GPTs in the Digital Workplace The emergence of enterprise GPTs marks a new phase in the journey towards smarter, digital workplaces. One trend we are seeing already is the emergence of two distinct paths: specialised, domain-specific GPTs, such...
by Radko Diev | Dec 12, 2023
Benchmarking against the Industrial Revolution The Industrial Revolution was a defining moment in human history which marked a monumental shift from manual labour to mechanised production. Yet, the productivity increase was initially only about 3% per decade between...
by Lee Bryant | Nov 14, 2023
The OpenAI Dev day seems to have been a genuinely important milestone in the current wave of AI innovation and exploration – see the Verge’s coverage here – offering three major enhancements to previous functionality: GPT-4 Turbo with a 128k context...
by Lee Bryant | Nov 1, 2023
If only 7% of organisations are dynamic, we need to focus on creating more transformative structures rather than just sprinkle AI onto existing systems. We are living through weird times in business and geo-politics, and it is hard to watch long-lived...
by Radko Diev | Oct 17, 2023
Adjusting Sails: PE Firms After the End of Cheap Money The era of cheap money that allowed Private Equity (PE) firms to acquire assets by leveraging cheap borrowing appears to be over. Jared Gross analyses the challenges and considerations for private equity...