Cliff Saran is the Managing Editor of Computer Weekly, a leading publication in the field of technology and IT. With a focus on software development, artificial intelligence, and end user computing, Cliff's articles provide insights into the latest trends, challenges, and innovations in the tech industry. His work has also been featured in Knowledia and TechTarget.
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AI project costs can quickly escalate. IT leaders need to focus on the business objectives and invest appropriately, advises Gartner.
By: Cliff Saran
We report on how a deal between ServiceNow and Rimini Street may offer IT leaders an alternative route to enterprise AI
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