I think the data remains unstructured until it is not in the radar of the companies. Once such data gets into radar and some time is spent over them than they start becoming structured. This stage would only come once the...
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I think this gap will remain because in America there are so many different professions where people can afford descent living unlike many other third world countries. So their local human resources are hired by different...
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@SachinEE: Floor management or project management is different from people management. The companies usually focus on getting things done not by keeping the resources satisfied rather managing them. From managing I mean...
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@yalanand: yes I think in some countries there is a percentage by which the company can take on resource from other countries. This sometimes back fires because if a company is dealing in a specific technology which have...
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I think the employees would only be rewarded with bonus instead of partnership in the intellectual property. I that would have been so, every new idea or venture from every company including Google, Apple would have been...
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You are right SunitaT0, windows is still the best single solution as a workstation and Microsoft is doing well to be the only one providing such service by continuously improving and keeping that market share. Their new...
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@Nemos: I think Google is using its investment and time smartly, they have all the things on their portfolio to attract a user but at the same time they are focusing their budget on the new initiative and project which will...
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The news delivery system is not against the technology rather its use and can be used in much better and productive ways. Similar will be the case with the adaptive API, i think it will be helping the companies in better...
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@jagibbons: True. Google has dodged a lot of bullets in the past 2 years or so, like the court orders imposed on google for the illusion of privacy it provides for its gmail users? Google already stepped on a landmine there...
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If you need a single workstation like feature then maybe you should start looking to microsoft and Windows 10. Android on the other hand has some methodologies that need improving. The cast screen on android is a good office...
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I really like the work focused system and how most of the apps have access to the same data but only show the ones you need. I hope this experience would be better once most of the android products start running on lolli...
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The use of adaptive AI has to be controlled. Just look at the waves of controversies the drone delivery system is getting, do you really think the media will go easy on this one?
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No mention, however, as to who owns the intellectual property created by the MS employees in the "Garage" endeavors. I'm curious as to the wording of the agreement/contract between MS and its "innovative" employees....
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The value for business in creating a adaptive AI is that it is smarter than the "C suite" running the company in most instances.
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While I am not happy with Google's ever tightening lockdown on Android, For Work is a welcome change, especially given the chokehold the iGarbage products have on the market.
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I agree also on that, as I think that Google is not only a great company but also it gives to the users value and most of the time without paying anything (Google maps, Google site, Analytics, and so on) but take...
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I don't see multiple platforms going away, at least not from the user point of view. I see a need for consolidation of platforms from an administrative point of view, though. I want one tool to manage all of my mobile users,...
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And Google will have more success than Facebook in the workspace/enterprise. Given that Google already has a foothold in many enterprises through Android or Google Apps, I would guess they will continue to be successful...
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And Google will have more success than Facebook in the workspace/enterprise.
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There is so much potential when we look at not only leveraging structured data, but also garnering nuggets from unstructured sources including the voice recordings. A recent IDG SAS survey showed that most organizations...
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After I filed this story, the following comment was received from Chuck Ganapathi, CEO at Tactile and previously an executive at both Salesforce and Siebel: "What's most interesting about salesforce.com's latest earnings...
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