Weekly Roundup: Oracle Helps Manage Balance Sheet Risks, Gartner's Top 10 Strategic Trends, GenAI Requires 80% Upskilling and more

#1 Oracle Helps Financial Institutions Manage Balance Sheet Risk and Fuel Growth in New Treasury and Finance Solutions

Helping financial institutions boost profitability, grow revenue, and manage balance sheet risk, Oracle announced Oracle Financial Services Profitability and Balance Sheet Management Cloud Services. With Asset Liability Management, Cash Flow Engine, Funds Transfer Pricing, and Profitability Management applications, the new suite of SaaS solutions provides...CONTINUE READING

#2 Clover Infotech transforms Employee Engagement and Retention with the AI-enabled digital assistant ‘DIYA’

Clover Infotech announced the successful implementation of DIYA (Digital Intelligence for Your Assistance), an AI-powered digital assistant, to automate the employee query response process, thereby reducing the HR team’s workload and increasing productivity...CONTINUE READING

#3 Oracle Introduces New AI-Driven Workflows to Help Organizations Automate the Complete Customer Service Lifecycle

Oracle announced new AI-powered capabilities within Oracle Fusion Cloud Service?and?Oracle Fusion Cloud Field Service?that help service teams increase productivity, better understand customer issues, and serve their customers more effectively. The latest updates improve customer satisfaction by...CONTINUE READING

#4 Gartner Identifies the Top 10 Strategic Technology Trends for 2025

Gartner, Inc. announced its list of 10 top strategic technology trends that organizations need to explore in 2025.? “This year’s top strategic technology trends span AI imperatives and risks, new frontiers of computing and human-machine synergy,” said?Gene Alvarez, Distinguished VP Analyst at Gartner. “Tracking these trends will help IT leaders shape the future...CONTINUE READING

#5 Gartner Says Generative AI will Require 80% of Engineering Workforce to Upskill Through 2027

Through 2027,?generative AI (GenAI)?will spawn new roles in software engineering and operations, requiring 80% of the engineering workforce to upskill, according to Gartner. “Bold claims on the ability of?AI?have led to speculation that AI could reduce demand for human engineers or even supplant them entirely,” said?Philip Walsh, Sr Principal Analyst at Gartner. “While AI will transform the future role of software engineers, human expertise and creativity will always be essential...CONTINUE READING