As economic concerns increase, many companies begin to reduce their staff to control costs; 88 percent of job loss in routine occupations occurs within 12 months of a recession. While economicda uncertainty continues, Veryfi has emerged as a trusted, reliable partner for companies seeking greater efficiency and stronger customer relationships, continuing its strong annual recurring revenue (ARR) growth. In the second quarter, Veryfi added over a dozen new logos and major accounts including a top supplier of enterprise resource planning software and one of the world's largest CRM/Direct Marketing Network companies. "As companies seek new ways to increase efficiency and manage costs to position themselves for a challenging economy, Veryfi is leading the way, applying AI to automate routine data entry and streamline business processes," said Ernest Semerda, co-founder and CEO of Veryfi. "In Q2, we welcomed over a dozen new customers and multiple strategic accounts spanning key use cases from loyalty marketing to intelligent automation for accounts payable. We are seeing cross-market demand for our Veryfi technology."

FREMONT, CA: Cybercriminals are developing new and sophisticated ways to access controls, firewalls, and jeopardizing highly secure networks. AI-powered solutions are necessary to solve security issues and provide opportunities to develop more robust solutions. AI will substantially boost security systems, minimizing criminal intelligence using million of resources in case of an attack or malicious behavior. AI can enhance and track important processes in the data center. Its calculative powers and constant monitoring abilities offer insights into what would optimize hardware and infrastructure efficiency and security.

Organizations in every industry are rapidly embracing artificial intelligence (AI) to enable and accelerate their business transformation -- with machine learning proving to be foundational to gaining insights - fueled by data. With the advent of GPU-accelerated data science businesses are realizing faster time-to-insight, making organizations more productive and cost-efficient, gaining competitive advantage. Capital One is one such business that has integrated AI and machine learning at scale, even developing its own Machine Learning Center of Excellence, an in-house consolidation of expertise and technology that enables the financial services giant to expand innovation across many businesses. Senior director Zach Hanif shares his insights on what every business should know as they seek to tap into the power of AI and machine learning. Data is the lifeblood of machine learning efforts.

Will 2019 finally be the year when AI-powered technologies find widespread acceptance in the world of work? Our six-part series on AI in HR is going to deep dive into every facet of AI in HR. While HR is not known for pioneering nascent technologies, Artificial Intelligence (AI) represents a terrific opportunity. The consumerization of HR technologies has brought AI to the forefront of innovation in HR. From recruitment to employee experience, and talent management, AI has the potential to transform HR.