Latest Reports
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The AI Revolution: Redefining Industries in the Intelligent Era
The line between human creativity and machine intelligence has been increasingly harder to discern as industries begin to harness the power of AI. This new digital age is about more than just advanced technology; it is fundamentally changing how we live and work. Machines can think, learn, and adapt on their own. The AI revolution is already underway, making a significant impact on industries, driving innovative ideas, and changing our daily lives. It brings exciting new opportunities but also challenges that need to be addressed.
September, 2024
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Leveraging Advanced RCM Solutions for Enhancing Patient Experience and Financial Performance
With rising technological advancements and the adoption of the value-based care model, providers are focusing on implementing advanced patient-centric revenue cycle management (RCM) solutions to enhance cash collections and reduce reliance on manual processes. They are developing unified payment gateways with digital payment options, cumulative patient billing, and data transparency to boost patient satisfaction. In 2023–2024, providers saw improved operating margins due to increased revenues. However, rising costs driven by inflation, labor shortages, and escalating drug prices remained a concern. Nevertheless, they continue to invest in technologies such as generative (Gen) AI-assisted coding, self-service scheduling, and Gen AI-powered denials recovery solutions to streamline operations and enhance efficiency. Both demand-side and supply-side trends are covered in our Revenue Cycle Management (RCM) Business Process Transformation 2024 Market Insights™ and Revenue Cycle Management (RCM) Business Process Transformation 2024 RadarView™, respectively.
September, 2024
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The Digital Leap: Transforming Property and Casualty Insurance Underwriting for the Future
The property and casualty (P&C) insurance industry has always been a cornerstone of financial stability, covering various risks, from natural disasters to automobile accidents. At the heart of this industry lies the critical function of underwriting. Over the past few years, the underwriting landscape has undergone significant changes driven by evolving market dynamics, regulatory shifts, and technological advancements.
September, 2024
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Navigating the Future: Integrating Technology and Operations in Travel and Transportation
A recent Empowering Beyond Summit panel, titled "Re-imagining Travel & Transportation: Aligning Tech and Ops to Accelerate Value Creation," brought together a group of experts to discuss how technology, operations, and strategy are evolving within the travel and transportation sectors. The panel included Wipro General Manager Siddharth Saxena, Toronto Airport Director of Business Transformation Pierre Lanthier, BNSF Railway AVP Christy Thomas, and Solistica CIO David Orellana, with Avasant Managing Partner Carlos Hernandez as the moderator. The conversation highlighted the powerful impact of technology on improving operations and customer experiences in the industry.
September, 2024
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Digital Workplace: Challenges and Opportunities in the Modern Enterprise
The emergence of smart technologies enabled workplaces to become more productive and allow for a work-from-anywhere model. Web conferencing tools such as Zoom, Teams, and Google Meet, and workplace social networking tools such as Slack and Microsoft Yammer were already gaining popularity prior to the pandemic. This Research Byte summarizes our full report, Digital Workplace Technologies Adoption and Customer Experience.
September, 2024
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Leveraging AI: Transforming Industries and Shaping the Future
Generative AI (Gen AI) has brought artificial intelligence and machine learning into the mainstream, making these powerful tools accessible to both consumers and businesses.
September, 2024
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Generative AI-enabled Salesforce Solutions Are Seeing Traction in the Market
Enterprises across industries, including healthcare, banking, automotive, energy, and retail, are implementing generative AI-powered Salesforce solutions. These solutions help medical professionals refine patient notes, enable underwriters to assess discrepancies in loan application documents, assist automotive companies in planning spare part inventory, and facilitate product placement decisions for retailers. Responding to the rising demand, service providers are developing generative AI-led Salesforce solutions for industry-specific use cases and expanding Salesforce Data Cloud and Salesforce Einstein implementation capabilities to help customers derive value from generative AI.
September, 2024
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Service Providers: Catalysts for GCC Success
Explore how service providers drive the success of Global Capability Centers (GCCs) through strategic partnerships. Learn how they enhance operational efficiency, foster innovation, and support the evolution of GCCs from cost centers to growth engines in the modern business landscape.
September, 2024
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The Future of Work: Integrating AI and Human Capital in a Hybrid Workforce
As the nature of work continues to evolve at a rapid pace, driven by advancements in AI and digital technology, business leaders face the challenge of preparing their organizations for an inevitable transformation.
September, 2024
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United Kingdom (UK) Digital Services: Driving Regional Growth through Innovative Solutions for a Digital Future
The digital services sector in the UK is rapidly evolving due to technological advancements and policy frameworks that are shaping the region’s digital landscape. There has been significant growth in the adoption of digital services across various sectors, driven by increased market competition from digital natives and changing consumer preferences. The UK government is also prioritizing digital transformation projects to enhance service delivery while addressing cybersecurity threats and regulatory compliance. This adoption aims to forge a digital ecosystem and foster innovation, shaping the future of digital services in the UK.
September, 2024
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Role of Application Developers is Changing Rapidly
In just five years, application developers as a percentage of IT staff have gone from making up nearly a quarter of the entire IT staff (23.1%) to only 14.2%. This significant drop is not necessarily a sign of mass layoffs of application developers. In fact, we have seen no evidence that fewer application developers are working in IT departments. However, it does signal a change in the overall makeup of IT departments and the changing role of the application developer. This research byte summarizes our full report, Application Developer Staffing Ratios.