What technology do you think is now on the brink of commoditization? How is that changing your adoption or plans to expand use?

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Senior Director, Technology Solutions and Analytics in Telecommunication3 years ago

I think that the technology that is on the brink of commoditization is artificial intelligence. With companies like IBM and Google making large investments in this technology, it is only a matter of time before it becomes a commodity. This will have a major impact on how businesses operate and will likely lead to widespread job automation.

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Sr. Director, Content & Community in Services (non-Government)3 years ago

This might be an early call as the space continues to be one of the hottest in enterprise - but all the emerging options combined with growing acquisitions and consolidation in the automation / RPA space seem to be blurring the lines of the offerings. I think we'll continue to see some intense pricing wars and shuffling here. 

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