Artificial Intelligence (AI)

Kodak Alaris announced the integration of generative AI with its award-winning Intelligent Document Processing software, KODAK Info Input Solution.

Artificial Intelligence (AI) has become a transformative force across industries, encompassing various technologies such as machine learning algorithms, neural networks, and large language models.

What can AI do to make a dealer’s organization’s workday, and their clients’ easier?

In this week’s episode of Fridays with Frank, Frank G. Cannata is joined by Cody Walton, director, digital transformation sales, Dealer Division, Konica Minolta Business Solutions U.S.A., on how dealers can best use artificial intelligence in their dealerships.

Keypoint Intelligence announced the release of its latest study, “The State of AI Readiness; A Comprehensive Benchmarking Analysis.”

For the fourth consecutive year, U.S. Bank conducted a comprehensive survey, delving into the minds of finance leaders to uncover their top concerns, outlooks, and strategies.

TD SYNNEX has launched a High-Growth Technology Center of Excellence (CoE) to accelerate their partners’ ability to tackle increasingly complex digital transformation…

TD SYNNEX has announced the launch of their IBM® watsonx™ Gold 100 program, which aims to recruit 100 TD SYNNEX partners and equip them to achieve IBM’S Gold-tier partner status.

One of the more prominent diversification opportunities identified in our Annual Dealer Survey is managed IT services. A fast-growing diversification opportunity mentioned by dealers in our Survey is cybersecurity. Both are featured prominently in this issue.

HP Inc. announced the official go-live of new partner benefits shared at the 2024 Amplify Partner Conference to power partner growth through the HP Amplify Program.

In the latest episode of Fridays with Frank, West McDonald of GoWest.ai brings Frank up to speed on artificial intelligence (AI) and how that technology is impacting and will impact office technology dealers.

How much do you know about artificial intelligence (AI)? If you are like me, there is so much to learn about this rapidly evolving technology. That’s why we are devoting virtually our entire April issue to AI.

I wish I could tell you that all this talk about artificial intelligence (AI) across all corners of the office technology industry and in the mainstream media is much ado about nothing.

Today, we have three major AI models that drive how we use AI and what we can achieve with it: LLM (large language model), multimodal AI, and generative AI. All of them live on—you guessed right—data, good, structured data.

Artificial intelligence may not be new, but it’s poised to become even more prominent in the office technology industry.

There is so much to learn and so many concerns to address about AI.

The opportunities to leverage AI are waiting for dealers of all sizes.

AI technology possesses powers that make for a less chaotic next phase of our data-laden digital age.

Konica Minolta is currently part of a beta program testing out Copilot, a machine learning feature included in the popular recruiting and applicant management software iCIMS.

A rapidly evolving technology requires internal and external safeguards such as an AI policy by organizations using it.

Kingston Training Group is proactively enhancing its sales training using artificial intelligence.

In the latest episode of Fridays with Frank, Martin Golobic, the new CEO at GreatAmerica Financial Services, returns to chat with Frank G. Cannata. This week, Golobic and Frank discuss AI and how it may impact GreatAmerica and the office technology dealer channel.

In addition to being a source of growth, technological change is often a source of uncertainty and financial market instability. 

In part two of our two-part interview, Ricoh USA’s Jim Coriddi offers his thoughts on the Ricoh-Toshiba partnership, a big rumor associated with that partnership, A4, acquisitions, artificial intelligence, and more.

If I had to sum up the Executive Connection Summit 2024 in one word or two letters, it would be AI. Indeed, AI was the prevailing topic of multiple presentations, including some that weren’t specifically dedicated to AI.