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Financial leaders rely on well-structured reporting packages to drive insight and decision making, but creating them manually can slow down the close and introduce risk. In this webinar, you’ll see how Solver can help finance teams build dynamic, scalable financial reporting packages directly in Excel, powered by sound data and automated processes.

President Donald Trump announced Saturday that he will appoint a czar to take point on artificial intelligence and will also create an AI task force.

The web browser has quietly become the operating system of modern work. From customer relationship management platforms and project collaboration tools to finance systems and artificial intelligence applications, business processes increasingly run through a browser window rather than installed software.

LG Electronics has taken an unconventional route to promote its latest washer-dryer, creating a five-member K-pop-style girl group called AI-DOL.

The potential of generative AI has caused a widespread race across the insurance sector. Firms are undergoing various pilots and tests to see where the most value can be found, but where is the real value coming from?

A view of San Francisco’s North Beach neighborhood on June 29. San Francisco home prices and apartment rents are soaring as the AI boom brings a new wave of wealth to the city. Heather Diehl/hide caption

Data visualizations do more than display numbers; good data visualizations tell a story not only to educate, but also to engage and inspire their audiences. Data is crucial for informing knowledge work and measuring the impact of sustainable development programs. The Global Partnership for Sustainable Development Data and the World Bank’s Development Data Group often…

Venture capital investing funds started by some Silicon Valley schools help them raise money for their mission. Is VC a possible answer for other nonprofits? Dr. Michael Moody, professor of philanthropic studies at the Indiana University Lilly Family School of Philanthropy, explains the opportunities and challenges of the concept.

Small businesses are automating their books faster than they are figuring out who is responsible when the automation gets something wrong.

It’s called Pocket and is described as a “platform for making and sharing gizmos.”