ERP and AI in 2025: The Myths, The Facts, and The Future
Enterprise resource planning (ERP) systems have long served as the backbone of business operations, offering structure but often lacking flexibility. The introduction of artificial intelligence (AI) presents a transformative opportunity—enhancing ERP platforms by improving speed, predictive capabilities, and automation. As we step into 2025, AI-integrated ERP is no longer a distant vision but a present-day reality….
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Will AI Sizzle or Fizzle?
It’s well known that major tech predictions have often missed the mark. Bill Gates once predicted spam would be eradicated by 2004, Clifford Stall dismissed cyber business as impractical, and Robert Metcalfe foresaw the internet’s collapse—now, perhaps, the AI singularity (AGI) by 2045 faces similar skepticism. From digital assistants and personalized learning to detecting breast…
AI and Robotics in Space: The Next Epoch of Exploration
Space exploration is undergoing a profound transformation, driven by rapid advancements in artificial intelligence. No longer limited to executing commands, AI now plays a crucial role in selecting mission tasks, adapting to new environments, and learning from past missions. In 2025, NASA and private space companies will invest $10 billion to advance AI-driven space exploration,…
New GenAI Expectations and Product-Marketing Relationship to Emerge in 2025
As 2025 approaches, digital marketing and consumer privacy remain key concerns for marketers. Executives are growing wary of “innovation theater,” where AI’s significance is overstated without tangible results. Instead, they now seek clear metrics that demonstrate AI’s return on investment (ROI). At the same time, regulatory and consumer-driven demands for transparency and data privacy are…
GenAI Meets GenBI: Shaping the Future of Smart Innovation
Imagine a world where your business data doesn’t just respond to your needs but anticipates them. This is the promise of next-generation data intelligence, where generative artificial intelligence (GenAI) and generative business intelligence (GenBI) come together to provide real-time, predictive insights. However, for these advanced technologies to work effectively, they require a solid data infrastructure…
Transforming Industries: How AI Breaks Down Hidden Barriers
AI represents one of the most significant economic opportunities in decades. According to a recent PWC study, AI is projected to increase global GDP by 14% by 2030. While the potential applications of AI seem limitless, there are also numerous challenges to navigate. Deloitte found that 79% of executives anticipate generative AI will drive substantial…
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Beating Criminals at Their Game with Fraud Analytics
Banks suffered an astounding $485.6 billion loss to fraud and scams last year, highlighting the urgent need for them to outpace criminals. Fraud analytics plays a crucial role in enabling banks to transition from merely reacting to fraud to proactively preventing it. Explore how fraud analytics helps detect and prevent various types of fraud, minimizing…
Revolutionizing DevOps: How AI Transforms Monitoring and Incident Management
As systems grow increasingly complex and interconnected, the challenges facing DevOps teams become more intricate. Hybrid infrastructures, microservices, and real-time operations strain traditional tools, paving the way for artificial intelligence to revolutionize how DevOps operates. This evolution isn’t just about automation—it’s about reimagining how teams monitor and respond to issues in dynamic environments. AI promises…
Chartis Recognizes Feedzai’s AI Technology for Industry Excellence
Feedzai, the world’s first RiskOps platform, has achieved two significant accolades from Chartis Research. We are proud to be recognized as the leading AI-driven anti-fraud platform and to rank among the top 5 overall in the prestigious RiskTech AI 50 2024 rankings. These achievements underscore Feedzai’s pioneering role in leveraging artificial intelligence and machine learning…
First-Party Fraud: How Merchants Can Detect and Prevent It
Fraud is already a complex challenge, but merchants face an additional hurdle: first-party fraud perpetrated by their own customers. Unlike second- or third-party fraud, first-party fraud occurs when consumers use their legitimate payment credentials to commit dishonest acts for personal gain. This creates a significant challenge for acquiring banks and payment service providers (PSPs) in…