AI is becoming another place where brands compete for attention, but marketing teams are still figuring out how to influence what customers see. A new survey of 200 U.S. marketing and communications professionals by Sword and the Script Media finds that nearly half consider AI visibility significant, while the industry remains divided over which functions,…
Managed service providers have traditionally been responsible for keeping business technology running. GiaSpace is betting that the next phase of the market will require them to manage something more: AI agents that perform business work. The Florida-based MSP has formally adopted what it calls an “MSP 3.0” model, expanding beyond managed IT and cybersecurity into…
For enterprises investing in data modernization and AI, the harder question is often not whether they need a modern data platform, but where to start. KINETIQ is addressing that planning challenge with KINETIQ Blueprint: Microsoft Fabric Value Assessment, a 3–5-week professional-services engagement now available through Microsoft Marketplace to help organizations prioritize Fabric use cases, estimate…
For businesses that still rely heavily on phone calls, missed calls can quickly become missed customers. CCS (Custom Computer Specialists) is entering the AI voice-assistant market with Connected AI Receptionist, a voice-enabled virtual receptionist designed to answer incoming calls, understand caller intent, provide information, route conversations and schedule appointments without requiring an employee to pick…
Real-time data pipelines are becoming a critical part of enterprise AI, but they also make it harder for organizations to see where information comes from, how it changes and where it ultimately goes. Orion Governance is addressing that visibility gap by adding Apache Flink support to its Enterprise Information Intelligence Graph (EIIG), extending automated metadata…
