Contributor, Forbes, Industry Editor, RTInsights
Joe McKendrick is a technology journalist and industry editor at RTInsights. With a focus on disruption and emerging technologies, Joe's articles explore the intersection of technology and business, covering topics such as artificial intelligence, the internet of things, and the impact of technology on the workforce. His work has been featured in Forbes, Harvard Business Review, ZDNet, and InfoToday.
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Joe McKendrick's articles primarily focus on the intersection of technology and business, with a strong emphasis on data-driven insights. Given his high percentage of citing data in his coverage attributes, he seems to prioritize factual and evidence-based information.
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By: Joe McKendrick
The convergence of generative and numerical AI opens that formerly obscure black box of artificial intelligence for a range of enterprise functions - with immense productivity and time-saving implications. Take wine-making, for example.
Launching AI-enhanced business concepts is a new, unexplored frontier, but will likely soon be the defacto way of doing business.
After a year of fast and furious development of generative AI, the industry is at a crossroads.
What if there was a way to ease the stress of running an IT operation - and increase job satisfaction? Turns out, AIOps can offer mental health benefits.
AI, behind the scenes Commodization has been a staple of the information technology realm for years.
AI needs everyone's engagement Leading a team or organization in the era of artificial intelligence doesn't just call for technical chops — what is necessary is business sense, empathy, foresight, and ethics.
By: Joe Mckendrick
Wanted: Bold minds, not lazy prompt writers. (ChatGPT need not apply.)
AI skills development is not a luxury — it’s now a must for organizations seeking to compete in today’s economy.
The latest "pulse" survey out of Accenture seems to suggest that, recording a large drop in personal AI usage. "Only 35% of C-suite leaders claim to be personally usin...
Innovation often arises out of serendipitous relationships or discoveries. Can AI do that?
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