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Hope Is The First Phase Of A Strategy To Profit From Selling AI Systems

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There are four businesses that are very difficult for an equipment manufacturer in the IT sector to make any money on: smartphones, PCs, datacenter servers, and services. …

Hope Is The First Phase Of A Strategy To Profit From Selling AI Systems was written by Timothy Prickett Morgan at The Next Platform.

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List or get off the pot: Auditors demand gov’t improve IT reporting or give it up

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A plan to standardize IT record keeping is incomplete after 8 years, and the GAO wants someone to act

The US federal government first planned to standardize its categorization of IT costs, resources, and solutions back in 2017. Eight years later, the project has mostly stalled, say auditors, and now they're demanding that it either get priority or get the axe.…

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AI 'Business Agents' Will Kill SaaS by 2030, Says Microsoft

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Traditional business applications will become the mainframes of the 2030s - functioning but obsolete systems replaced by AI agents, predicts Microsoft corporate vice president Charles Lamanna. AI agents featuring generative AI interfaces, goal-oriented processing, and vector databases will supplant today's form-driven, workflow-based enterprise software within five years, said Lamanna, who leads Microsoft's business applications and platforms division. The executive projects industry patterns for agent-based systems will solidify within 6-18 months. Microsoft MVP Rocky Lhotka called the 2030 timeline "very forward-looking and optimistic," noting that capital-intensive industries cannot readily replace existing infrastructure with virtual agents.

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