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Academia 2 years ago
Analysis: A new kind of PC is coming: From personal computer to innovation enabler
We have entered a new era. Until recently, artificial intelligence (AI) has largely been operating in the background - quietly automating processes and improving performance. Yet the unprecedented adoption curve of generative AI represents an explosive change in how humans interface with technology, through natural language and conversation. This is not just a seismic wave, but a tectonic shift that will alter how we live, and work, forever.
Tech 2 years ago
Enhancing employee productivity and experience with technology: why and how to do it
One of the focuses in managing business is taking care of employees. Maintaining collaboration, productivity, and ensuring their wellbeing is important so that business operations can run smoothly. To achieve this, technology can be a key factor that can help both business owners and workers to progress further.
Companies 3 years ago
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Executive column: Local opportunities outweigh global risks, HP says
HP Greater Asia vice president and head of personal systems Kong Meng Koh spoke to The Jakarta Post’s Divya Karyza about the IT company’s take on Indonesia’s growing cyberthreats and the country’s technology landscape, while also discussing HP’s strategy in dealing with global economic uncertainty.
Executive Column 5 years ago
Technology to play major role in RI’s ‘new normal’: HP Indonesia
In this unique work environment, technology will continue to play a major role in Indonesia’s response to the new normal as it supports the business continuity, delivery of public and social services and education, all while keeping communities and families connected, even though they are far apart.
