For companies to mitigate the potential pitfalls associated with artificial intelligence projects, they first have to recognize risks associated with adopting the technology. Recent findings from consulting firm McKinsey & Co. show that many firms are behind on both fronts.
Pitney Bowes’s expansion into software-powered logistics has helped the century-old company capture a piece of a booming e-commerce market sparked by the coronavirus outbreak, the company’s chief innovation officer says.
Forter, which helps e-commerce merchants combat fraud, said the fundraising round gave it a post-money valuation of $1.3 billion.
Real-estate brokerage Urban Compass is betting on artificial intelligence this year, in an example of how technology is becoming increasingly integrated into the real-estate industry.
