The mobile AI-powered sales enablement automation platform's user experience empowers reps to engage with customers & prospects & encourages team-wide adoption. Genie can answer questions, help a sales rep find the right content for an upcoming call or meeting & improve overall sales productivity. Genie can also help deliver training, so it's a learning assistant. Nov-2017: Bigtincan, provider of mobile AI-powered sales enablement automation, acquired Contondo, provider of sales enablement automation tools for discovery & classification of available sales & service content enhancing measurement & improving ROI. Contondo's data science team & core tech incorporated into the Bigtincan Hub Sales Enablement Automation Platform.

Working in partnership with the Scottish Government (SG) and with the assistance of the broader public sector and innovation community, Scottish Enterprise (SE) wishes to procure R&D services to create new products and services that will help in the Government's efforts to address the Climate Emergency. In doing so, we are specifically looking for solutions that exploit Artificial Intelligence (AI) techniques to deliver these solutions. This builds upon the proposition that Scotland has excellent capabilities in the application of AI. Working in partnership with the Scottish Government (SG) and with the assistance of the broader public sector and innovation community, Scottish Enterprise (SE) wishes to procure R&D services to create new products and services that will help in the Government's efforts to address the Climate Emergency. In doing so, we are specifically looking for solutions that exploit Artificial Intelligence (AI) techniques to deliver these solutions.

Scottish Enterprise, in collaboration with the Scottish Government, is looking for innovative organisations to help solve the climate emergency by harnessing the power of Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning. This 100% funded R&D SBRI project will provide up to 6 contracts of £28,000 over a 10-week period in phase 1. And up to £133,000 will be available for three successful phase 2 solutions over the following 12 months. Scottish Enterprise is seeking creative, cutting-edge proposals that can demonstrate the ability to support climate change mitigation and adaption. The deadline for submission is 6 January 2020 at 12 noon.

A start-up which uses artificial intelligence technology to address the problem of late payments for small firms is to set up a base in Scotland. Previse plans to create 37 data science jobs in Glasgow, following an £800,000 grant from Scottish Enterprise. Its AI technology is designed to enable large firms to pay suppliers on the day they receive an invoice. It plans to start rolling out its first instant-payments programme with several blue-chip multinational buyers. The London-based firm's technology calculates a buyer's likelihood of paying an invoice.