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HostingAdvice shares how to harness the full potential of your financial data using AI capabilities.

Vladislav Maličević shares his 20-year journey from being one of the first developers at Jedox to becoming the CTO of the company.

Love it or hate it, AI is here to stay. Read this CPA Now article by Jedox CTO Vladislav Maličević as he delves into the new demands on incoming and existing workforce as well as finance leaders.

Seamless data integration saves time, allowing the workforce to spend it on value-added activities for the business to drive strategy and better outcomes.

Jedox and Cuvama are delighted to announce the continuation of their collaboration with a new contract that follows a successful pilot project in which Jedox has reduced its sales cycle length by 30% on average.

For decades, artificial intelligence was nothing more than science fiction. But with the emergence of revolutionary technology, AI is now a reality.

Corporate pressure is rising, and the COVID-19 pandemic has further aggravated the situation.

More than just recognizing a need, focusing on the right areas to implement digital strategies is vital to ongoing success.

Today, sales staff can understandably get lost in the mire of data.

Check out this recent interview with Dr. Rolf Gegenmantel, CPO at Jedox, Optimizing Marketing and Sales Operations

Successful digital transformation initiatives use powerful AI and machine learning to process and analyze large volumes of data across the enterprise.

No matter the industry, whether it is manufacturing, IT, pharmaceuticals, finance, or personal services, companies of all sizes are drowning in data.

The magic behind running a successful grocery store operation is invisible to many.

During the Industrial Revolution, Frederick Taylor’s focus on management efficiency helped improve operational performance while maximising revenue.

In 2019, the manufacturing industry generated nearly 2 petabytes of new data, more than any other sector worldwide.