Technology and innovation

Arun Ghosh explains why KPMG is teaming with IBM, Merck and Walmart in a FDA pilot project that explores using blockchain to help track pharmaceuticals in the supply chain.

Tim Zanni says companies should consider adopting the transformative technologies that millennials are comfortable with as they can provide fresh insight on how to leverage technologies for a competitive advantage.

Mitch Kenfield says a more consistent and connected service experience across HR, IT, Finance and other corporate functions would help employees be more productive.

In an effort to streamline operations and improve customer experience, Miriam Hernandez-Kakol says businesses are increasingly turning to digital technologies, automation and the cloud.

From 5G to quantum computing, Steve Hill discusses five of the signals on our radar that could significantly impact the business landscape.

Traci Gusher-Thomas sees a strong possibility that sophisticated versions of chatbots will soon be integrated into businesses, working side by side with humans.

KPMG’s Ignition Centers exemplify investments the firm is making to support work in areas such as design thinking, data analytics, artificial intelligence, digital transformation and blockchain.

Martin Sokalski says discussions about AI processes must move from a technology conversation to a strategy, governance, and risk conversation to drive greater confidence and transparency.

CFO David H.W. Turner discusses how KPMG is deploying automation to reduce administrative and repetitive tasks, enabling professionals to focus on more important work. "Across the firm," he writes, "we are already saving over 200,000 hours of employee capacity annually."

"Blood, sweat and tears are critical for mastering skateboarding," says Zach Olson. "The same goes for the early days of launching a company."

Steve Bates says IT must evolve its operating model to remain credible. This means shifting from being the “doer” of all things IT to the “integrator” and “scaler” of the enterprise-wide technology ecosystem.

Jorgen Ericsson identifies five practices for adopting machine learning to drive top-line growth.

KPMG launches AI in Control framework to ensure transparency at IBM THINK 2019.

KPMG tax and advisory blockchain specialists David Jarczyk and Tegan Keele to speak at IBM THINK .

With blockchain, we can determine how to drive economic value through strategy and implementation for organizations across industries, and we expect the impacts of blockchain to continue to be far-reaching.

Vince Vickers says new technology can help healthcare organizations provide the highest quality of care at the lowest possible cost.

Digital transformation, culture, AI and the digital enterprise will be top-of-mind for CIOs in the months ahead.

Brad Fisher says deploying artificial intelligence requires more than just data scientists.

If ignored, says KPMG's Todd Lohr, the potential risks may far outweigh the financial benefits.

More enterprises are turning to chatbots and conversational assistants to improve productivity and streamline internal operations.

It’s like the old beer commercial debate – “taste great vs. less-filling.," says Mike DiClaudio. And firms that have cracked the code of people vs. technology will be successful.

Traci Gusher-Thomas says many organizations have yet to make the transformational changes driven from machine learning that will be needed to succeed.

China is close behind but other countries and U.S. cities far from Silicon Valley are rising fast.

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