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| | | | BUSINESS TO BUSINESS EDITION | | The Changing Trends As Davos Gets Off The Ground The World Economic Forum is getting off the ground in Davos this week, and 2019 will be a somewhat different year as attitudes and interests shift. Amid the era of Globalization 4.0, there is a corporate leadership gap, some analysts say, with rising pressure for CEOs to fill the void. |
| Corporate Finance's Interest In AI Doesn't Lead To Adoption: Oracle Anxieties over the threat of artificial intelligence (AI) to human accountants is on the wane, and corporate finance professionals are now increasingly excited about the technology. Adding fuel to the fire, a new report from Oracle finds that AI adoption correlates with higher revenues. Yet, the vast majority of corporate finance professionals haven't adopted the tool. |
| | Data & AI | | Streamlining The B2B Side Of Retail With Data For consumers, a quick online purchase sparks a chain reaction of complex, back-office operations, from logistics to supply chain management. Retailers are embracing digital solutions, but Panasonic's Group Marketing Manager Nancy Scala and National Sales Manager Jim Dempsey say organizations are struggling to use data in a meaningful way. They tell PYMNTS about the role of AI in helping major corporations like Walmart and Macy's take advantage of the digital data now at their fingertips to manage suppliers, warehouses and beyond. |
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