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From Fivetran's founding until now, our mission has remained the same: to make access to data as simple and reliable as electricity. With Fivetran, customer data arrives in their warehouses, canonical and ready to query, with no engineering or maintenance required. We're proud that more organizations continue to leverage our technology every day to become truly data-driven. The Professional Services team at Fivetran is growing and you have the opportunity to join a function that is building from the ground up. The approaches, methodologies, working practices and team culture that we put in place now will be the template for what is to come, so if you are excited about having a hand in steering the approach of a critical function within the organisation then this may be the role for you!

According to a recent study from market research firm Graphical Research, the global artificial intelligence in retail market size is set to register a significant growth during the forecast time frame. The public and private sector investments in advanced technologies like AI are rising at a robust rate. Investors have realized the power of AI and its anticipated deployment in myriad use-cases, thereby boosting the adoption of AI in retail stores. Recommendation engine solutions held more than 25% share of the North America artificial intelligence (AI) in retail market in 2020. High-end technologies, such as AI, machine learning, and data analytics are being heavily implemented across the retail sector.

Robotics is a diverse sector with many moving parts, and what its future will look like is a complex question. To offer insight, BCG did a deep dive into the robotics industry and the potential for old and new players to grow over the next decade. Our very concise conclusion: robotics has significant upside potential. But a more-nuanced analysis is that to succeed, established companies manufacturing machinery and industrial automation hardware and software must be both nimble and aggressive, prepared to take advantage of new strategic and technological directions that will likely become more important as 2030 approaches but may not be their traditional strengths. Meanwhile, smaller rivals and startups will be pushing innovation in areas that have the potential to generate high profits and alter the dimensions of the robotics industry. But the speed with which they will be able to transform the trajectory of the field is still a wildcard.

Bottom Line: Using AI to measure and predict revenue, costs, and margin across all Professional Services (PS) channels leads to greater accuracy in predicting payment risks, project overruns, and service forecasts, reducing revenue leakage in the process. Professional Services' Revenue Challenges Are Complex Turning time into revenue and profits is one of the greatest challenges of running a Professional Services (PS) business. What makes it such a challenge is incomplete time tracking data and how quickly revenue leaks spring up, drain margins, and continue unnoticed for months. Examples of revenue leaks across a customers' life cycles include the following: Adding up all these examples and many more can easily add up to 20-30% of actual lost solution and services margin. Selling projects and the promise of their outcomes in the future create a unique series of challenges for PS organizations when it comes to controlling revenue leakage.

AI Daily Roundup starts today! We are covering the top updates from around the world. The updates will feature state-of-the-art capabilities in artificial intelligence, Machine Learning, Robotic Process Automation, Fintech and human-system interactions. We will cover the role of AI Daily Roundup and their application in various industries and daily lives. RingCentral, Inc. a leading provider of global enterprise cloud communications, collaboration, and contact center solutions, announced that the San Francisco Symphony is using RingCentral Video, part of its flagship product RingCentral Office, to connect with audiences virtually with fun and interactive entertainment.

These attacks are not similar to the traditional ones and can't be countered with traditional measures. Today there's only a trickle of these attacks, but in the coming decade, we may be facing a tsunami. To prepare, we need to start securing our AI systems today. I wanted to start with the premise to AI Security, only to realize that I'm risking a cliché on how disruptive AI is. Just to get it off the table, I'll mention that AI is not only part of our daily life (search engine suggestions, photo filters, digital voice assistant).

Global spending on AI is forecast to double over the next four years, growing from $50.1 billion in 2020 to more than $110 billion in 2024. According to IDC, spending on AI systems will accelerate over the next several years as organizations deploy artificial intelligence as part of their digital transformation efforts and to remain competitive in the digital economy. The compound annual growth rate (CAGR) for the 2019-2024 period will be 20.1%. "Companies will adopt AI -- not just because they can, but because they must," said Ritu Jyoti, Program VP, Artificial Intelligence at IDC. "AI is the technology that will help businesses to be agile, innovate, and scale. The companies that become'AI powered' will have the ability to synthesize information (using AI to convert data into information and then into knowledge), the capacity to learn (using AI to understand relationships between knowledge and apply the learning to business problems), and the capability to deliver insights at scale (using AI to support decisions and automation)."

Worldwide spending on artificial intelligence will double over the next four years to reach $110 billion in 2024, according to new spending figures released by IDC. The analyst firm says spending will grow on AI will grow from $50.1 billion in 2020 to more than $110 billion in 2024, with spending on AI systems set to accelerate over the next several years as organisations deploy the technology as part of their digital transformation efforts and to remain competitive in the digital economy. "Companies will adopt AI -- not just because they can, but because they must," says Ritu Jyoti, program vice president, Artificial Intelligence at IDC. "AI is the technology that will help businesses to be agile, innovate, and scale. The companies that become'AI powered' will have the ability to synthesise information (using AI to convert data into information and then into knowledge), the capacity to learn (using AI to understand relationships between knowledge and apply the learning to business problems), and the capability to deliver insights at scale (using AI to support decisions and automation)," he explains. Jyoti says two of the leading drivers for AI adoption are delivering a better customer experience and helping employees to get better at their jobs.

According to the International Data Corporation (IDC) Worldwide Artificial Intelligence Spending Guide, spending on AI systems will accelerate over the next several years as organizations deploy artificial intelligence as part of their digital transformation efforts and to remain competitive in the digital economy. The compound annual growth rate (CAGR) for the 2019-2024 period will be 20.1%. "Companies will adopt AI -- not just because they can, but because they must," said Ritu Jyoti, program vice president, Artificial Intelligence at IDC. "AI is the technology that will help businesses to be agile, innovate, and scale. The companies that become'AI powered' will have the ability to synthesize information (using AI to convert data into information and then into knowledge), the capacity to learn (using AI to understand relationships between knowledge and apply the learning to business problems), and the capability to deliver insights at scale (using AI to support decisions and automation)." Two of the leading drivers for AI adoption are delivering a better customer experience and helping employees to get better at their jobs.