The platform leverages AI throughout the buyer's journey, eliminating the guesswork that plagues revenue teams, improving the customer experience and generating high-quality pipelines that are more likely to convert. According to Jason Zintak, CEO of 6sense, the platform offers all-in-one AI and is revenue-obsessed because it has seen what is possible when a complete revenue team has access to AI. Artificial intelligence has the potential to displace hunch-based techniques in favor of real-time, data-driven insights and next best actions. Thus, the key focus of the announcement is artificial intelligence. The results generate consistent revenue growth. "We've experienced the frustration that guesswork causes and how it impedes revenue generation," Zintak told CMSWire.

Gartner forecasts that worldwide artificial intelligence software revenue will grow to $62.5 billion this year, up 21.3% from 2021.

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IBM Watson is considered the grandfather of cognitive search and natural language processing, and Scott Parker was there for its birth. The company he worked for at the time, Vivisimo, had been acquired by IBM, and its enterprise search technology formed a major component of the Watson solution. That was Parker's introduction to the art and science of enterprise search technologies. Now the director of product marketing at enterprise search technology company Sinequa, Parker leverages the power of intelligent search to help extract valuable insights from customer's data. Sinequa is a sponsor of Simpler Media Group's Digital Workplace Experience, starting today as a free, virtual event.

What did CMSWire readers care about in 2019? Well, if you measure that by who's clicking on what, our readers are invested in watching technology moves of major vendors in digital customer experience, information management and the digital workplace. Twelve of our top 20 stories of the year covered vendor technology, including our No. 1: Virginia Backaitis' thoughtful look into the paradoxical vibe of SAP's company restructuring and multi-billion-dollar acquisition as it held its SAP Qualtrics X4 Experience Management Summit in March. Our readers also cared about the connection between employee experience and customer experience, major web design fails and why digital transformation can't be confused with customer experience. Without further ado, let's take a peek at our reader's top 20 most popular stories: Managing an organization-spanning Microsoft Teams environment is no easy task.

Would you believe me if I told you artificial intelligence (AI) wrote this article? With 2020 on the horizon, and with all the progress made in AI and machine learning (ML) already, it probably wouldn't surprise you if that were indeed the case -- which is bad news for writers like me (or not). As we transition into a new year, it's worth noting that 73% of global consumers say they are open to businesses using AI if it makes life easier, and 83% of businesses say that AI is a strategic priority for their businesses already. Today, we're looking back at the AI and ML articles which resonated with CMSWire's audience in 2019. Strap yourself in, because this list is about to blast you into the future.

Enthusiasm may remain high for organizations around the prospects of artificial intelligence (AI). However, people still have concerns around data integrity and integrations. According to an Accenture survey on European government organizations, more than two-thirds (71%) foresee trouble procuring data integrity and processing capabilities. Even more (84%) cited challenges in adapting AI logic and reasoning to their industry context; another 81% said they experienced challenges integrating AI technologies into their back-office operations. CMSWire was on hand at last week's AI World in Boston at the Seaport World Trade Center to catch up with those wanting to learning more about adopting AI into the enterprise.

Digital transformation is more than just a buzzword, and it's got some real-life enterprise support. A report by Tech Pro Research found that 70 percent of companies either have a digital transformation strategy in place or are working on one. Further, IT digital transformation budgets increased from 2016 to 2017 for 53 percent of survey respondents. Digital transformation projects that succeed are usually an enterprise-wide effort "best served by a leader with broad organizational purview," according to the latest "State of Digital Transformation" report by Altimeter, a Prophet company. CIOs mostly own or sponsor digital transformation initiatives (28 percent), with CEOs increasingly playing a leadership role (23 percent).