What Emerging Technologies Are Transforming Organizations?

    C
    Authored By

    CIO Grid

    What Emerging Technologies Are Transforming Organizations?

    In the ever-evolving landscape of technology, tech leaders are not only embracing change but actively exploring its frontiers. From a CEO's perspective on how AI is revolutionizing recruiting to additional insights on augmented reality's ability to create immersive experiences, we delve into a spectrum of emerging technologies poised to reshape organizations.

    • AI Frees Up Recruiting Resources
    • Quantum Computing's Problem-Solving Potential
    • AI Enhances Mobile App Development
    • Blockchain Improves Supply-Chain Operations
    • AR Revolutionizes Travel Planning
    • Bioinformatics Innovate Healthcare

    AI Frees Up Recruiting Resources

    Handing large-data analysis over to artificial intelligence is already a game-changer in the recruiting industry.

    At Bemana, we don't just source candidates; we also assess shifting trends, tease out patterns in job allocation and hiring, and monitor emerging skill sets in order to assist companies as they grow and develop.

    That requires collecting a massive amount of information, and sifting through it used to be a big part of our job.

    Now, though, the findings of statistics are largely automated. That means we can spend our time deeply investigating the meaning behind such shifts, in order to forecast future adjustments, and that's an area that requires knowledge of broader cultural and socioeconomic trends. In other words, it needs a human touch.

    Linn Atiyeh
    Linn AtiyehCEO, Bemana

    Quantum Computing's Problem-Solving Potential

    At Zibtek, we are currently exploring the potential of quantum computing. This cutting-edge technology, known for its capability to process complex data at unprecedented speeds, could revolutionize how we handle large-scale computations, particularly in fields like cryptography and data analysis. By integrating quantum computing, we anticipate significant enhancements in our security protocols and a boost in our ability to analyze large datasets more efficiently. This could lead to more innovative solutions for our clients and a stronger competitive edge in the tech industry.

    Cache Merrill
    Cache MerrillFounder, Zibtek

    AI Enhances Mobile App Development

    One emerging technology we're actively exploring in my software house is artificial intelligence (AI), specifically machine-learning (ML) algorithms, to enhance our mobile app development services. By integrating AI into our development process, we're aiming to create more intuitive and adaptive applications that can learn from user interactions and improve over time.

    For example, we're developing an AI-driven feature for a client's retail app that personalizes product recommendations based on the user's browsing and purchase history. This not only improves the user experience by making it more tailored and responsive but also increases engagement and potential sales for our client. Implementing AI in this way allows us to provide added value to our apps, making them stand out in a crowded market.

    We foresee AI significantly impacting our organization by opening up new capabilities in app functionality and user interaction. This technology will enable us to offer more sophisticated solutions to our clients, enhance user satisfaction, and ultimately, drive better business outcomes. As AI technology continues to evolve, it will become a key component in our strategy to innovate and maintain a competitive edge in software development.

    Shehar Yar
    Shehar YarCEO, Software House

    Blockchain Improves Supply-Chain Operations

    One approach is through another technology we’re testing: blockchain, which can be used to improve transparency and security in our supply-chain operations. The blockchain’s distributed ledger produces a record of every single verified transaction that can be checked at any time, reducing the risk of fraud and human error.

    Through combining blockchain technology, we foresee simplifying operations by automating the execution of contracts on smart contracts that enforces agreements digitally and publicly, which will not only accelerate the process but also drastically reduce costs due to less intermediaries.

    The anticipated impact on our organization is greater trust with our partners, improved efficiency in supply chain management, and increased compliance with regulatory requirements. With the adoption of blockchain, we hope to lead the way for increased transparency and efficiency in our industry, possibly reshaping how supply relationships are managed.

    Mark McShane
    Mark McShaneFounder, Mental Health First Aid Course

    AR Revolutionizes Travel Planning

    We're thinking about using augmented reality (AR) to make planning trips way cooler. Imagine being able to check out places in a super realistic way on your phone or computer before you even pack your bags. This isn't just about looking at pictures; it's like virtually stepping into the destination.

    For travelers who love new tech, this could be a game-changer. It's a whole new way to figure out where you want to go, turning the planning part into its own fun adventure.

    I believe AR is going to change the game for us, making destinations feel closer and more exciting. It's all about giving our users a taste of what's waiting for them and making our brand stand out. With AR, we're not just offering trips; we're giving people amazing experiences before they even leave home.

    Swena Kalra
    Swena KalraChief Marketing Officer, Scott & Yanling Media Inc.

    Bioinformatics Innovate Healthcare

    Technology leaders are delving into bioinformatics as the forefront of healthcare innovation. By applying powerful computational tools to biological data, bioinformatics enable unprecedented advances in drug development, genetic research, and personalized medicine. This technology helps make sense of the vast amounts of health data generated, leading to better patient outcomes and more effective treatments.

    The promise it holds for healthcare efficiency and diagnostics is profound. Delve into how bioinformatics can transform data analysis in your healthcare-related projects.