Two new EU regulations are currently keeping companies busy: the Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA), which came into force in January 2024 and regulates the areas of cyber security, IT risks and resilience in the financial sector, and the Artificial Intelligence Act (AI Act), which was passed in March.
AI technology is now ubiquitous in everyday life, and as it converges, cloud computing and AI/ML will unlock enormous value and transform most industries.
Around 20 % of all expense reports in companies contain errors.
And around 14% of all expense receipts are questionable.
For larger organizations, this quickly adds up to significant losses, because as a consequence, around 5% of all reimbursements are actually unjustified.
If data is the oil of the 21st century, most companies are sitting on huge deposits that they can no longer extract on their own.
In order to gain truly valuable insights from the growing masses of data, they need efficient analyses - such as data mining.
The technical possibilities of support are developing rapidly - as are customer expectations.
To ensure consistent or even higher satisfaction, the customer experience (CX) must also continuously improve in parallel with technical developments.
Dell Technologies is expanding its generative AI offering together with AMD.
The Dell PowerEdge XE9680 server is now available with the AMD Instinct MI300X accelerators.
A new validated design and new implementation services are also available.
At a time when security incidents are increasing exponentially and the threat landscape is becoming ever more complex, companies are faced with the huge challenge of effectively protecting their sensitive data and systems.
Both nationally and internationally, there is increasing pressure on companies in all sectors to achieve regulatory sustainability targets by adapting and modifying their technological infrastructure accordingly.