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The Future of AI: 24 Hours in an AI World

It’s 6:15 a.m. and my alarm clock is ringing, but 15 minutes ahead of schedule. My clock is always connected with Smart, my virtual assistant, an artificial intelligence software that autonomously manages my calendar (among other tasks) and from which it has learned that I will need to catch a flight out of town this morning.

4 Tips to De-risk your AP Automation Project

Payable Automation is the process of re-engineering the accounts payable process to create and improve efficiencies. More often than not it involves digitisation and centralisation of a process that is currently manual and paper-centric. When done correctly an AP Automation project is not just automation of the current process, it is a complete re-imagining of the process.

Are ‘Confidentiality Notices’ at the end of emails pointless?

A recently published decision of the Australian Designs Office suggests that the automatically generated ‘Confidentiality Notice’ in the footer to your email may not always be effective.

Australia’s privacy protection laws “unsustainable” in wake of tough new EU regulations

Australia’s weaker privacy protection laws will be unsustainable when tough new measures giving individuals “the right to virtually disappear”, come into force in the European Union tomorrow (Friday), according to a senior researcher at the University of Sydney Business School.

Centralised capture keeps the Followmont fleet on the move

The largest independently-owned transport company in Queensland, Followmont Transport, is ensuring its future with a host of state-of-the-art technology deployments including a new centralised EzeScan scanning and capture solution.

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