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The Power of Modular Software to Build a Future-Proof Business

Modular software isn’t just a tech trend—it’s a strategic advantage that lets you build, adapt, and scale without the headaches of traditional systems.

5 Minutes into the Future: The Imminent Job Avalanche

Huge job losses could result in unstabilizing the societies we live in. I would urge employers to use AI talent-matching platforms to identify employees with transferable skills who can transition into new or emerging roles within the company, which will reduce recruitment costs at the same time.   We should also equip employees in roles susceptible to automation with entirely new capabilities. Examples are:  ● The ability to interpret and leverage data for decision-making,  ● Designing new

The 5 Pitfalls of Running Your Business with Excel

Is your business still chained to spreadsheets, wasting time on manual tasks and risking errors? Or are you ready to embrace tools that set you up for success?

You, Your Small Business, and AI.  AI Safety.

An important distinction: there is a difference between Safe AI and AI Safety.   Following on our previous blogs about AI definitions and acronyms, in this blog we are looking at AI Safety in your business. The first obvious question will be who is going to be liable if something went wrong? A bit of a moot question if you ask me, for if something were to go wrong it will most probably mean the end of your fully automated business. As for Safe AI? That is, in my opinion, a misnomer. I do not th

How to Slash Your Order Fulfilment Cycle Time with Automation

With automation, you can transform your operations into a lean, customer-pleasing machine that outpaces rivals and fuels growth.

5 Minutes into the Future: You, Your Small Business, and AI.

In this blog: AI deconstructed for you.  Following our previous blog regarding the topic of AI, here’s a short recap of the terminology and acronyms that have developed in this field: Artificial Intelligence (AI) Machine learning - computer systems improving by experience without being explicitly programmed.   Narrow AI:  Built for specific functions.  General AI:  Not specialising, good at a wide variety of skills.   Artificial General Intelligence:  The same general intelligence as a