Fighting fake news
There is a serious trust problem on the internet. A famous saying is “On the internet, nobody knows if you are a dog”.
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The f(x) = e^x | new plugin launched
This week's f(x) = e^x newsletter discusses Datafloq's new plugin to rate articles across the internet and fight misinformation.
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How chatbots improve your business
Back in the 1950s, Alan Turing hoped that machines would eventually ‘compete with men in all purely intellectual fields’.
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We have a trust issue
We have a trust issue. In our digital world, it has become increasingly difficult to trust each other. Whether it is another person, an organisation or a device, trust is no longer a given online.
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7 technology trends for 2020
We have reached the end of 2019 and just like in previous years, I am looking ahead to see what organisations can expect next year. I believe 2020 will be exciting as ever when it comes to technology.
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4 steps to digital transformation
Data-driven organisations are 23x more likely to acquire customers, 6x more likely to retain customers and 19x more likely to be profitable. Being data-driven is good for business. Digitally transforming your business is challenging.
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Responsibilities of tomorrow’s organisation
Data-driven organisations will experience great opportunities to deliver personalised products and services and remain competitive. However, with such great opportunities come great responsibilities.
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Why tokens matter
The organisation of tomorrow, despite differences in industry, location, products and services on offer, will all have one thing in common: they will use some sort of token as the key enabler to their business. Organisations have multiple options when selecting the type of crypto token.
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The f(x) = e^x | 7 Ways How AI Will Change Your Workplace
This week's f(x) = e^x newsletter discusses how AI could change the workplace, Russian hackers and the quantum race.
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Data security and the organisation of tomorrow
Data security in tomorrow’s organisations will be fundamentally different than data security today. If you believe that data security today is a challenge, you will be surprised what it will be tomorrow.
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