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The Evolving Enterprise Q4
The Evolving Enterprise Q4

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The Evolving Enterprise Q4

The Evolving Enterprise: Edge and 5G will match the car and canned food revolutions

In the Q4,2020 issue:

  • Payment security a major concern for online retail
  • Edge and 5G will match the car and canned food revolutions, says Wind River’s CMO
  • 5G and Industry 4.0: Where promise meets reality – and expectations are huge
  • Businesses see a need for ethical, trusted AI - powered systems, but progress is patchy
  • Robotic Process Automation auto-balancing feature to offer ‘hands-free’ bot workload management
  • Company, Product & Market News

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Tellius, Copilot to implement, scale self-service analytics

Tellius, an AI-powered decision intelligence platform has announced Copilot, a new set of GPT-integrated product enhancements that leverage OpenAI’s large language models. The new features automatically generate natural language synonyms, code improvements, and enhanced data stories, adding to the company’s existing AI-powered analytics capabilities to further enable every insights-driven organisation to implement and scale self-service analytics.

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Impersonation attacks leverage Silicon Valley Bank collapse in new phishing campaign

As news of Silicon Valley Bank’s (SVB) collapse continues to dominate the headlines, cybercriminals are running phishing campaigns impersonating SVB and other financial institutions, including M-F-A and Bloomberg. Responding quickly to the 24-hour news cycle, cybercriminals aim to leverage their victims’ potential distress over their financial situation to make them more susceptible to this type of attack, says Jack Chapman, VP of threat intelligence, Egress.

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