A conversation with our colleagues at Tact.ai about the importance of Mother’s Day.

More than any other industry, life sciences has undergone a rapid wave of transformation due to the challenges presented by the pandemic. The level of disruption during the past 14 months has been unprecedented.

 As we navigate through the pandemic; return to work and what that means moving forward becomes an important question to ask. As few companies start gearing up towards remote, or hybrid models, and some returning to the office several days a week, the question becomes more about finding a balance and what’s right for you, than finding a single, uniform answer for every company.

Prioritizing innovation today is the key to unlocking post-crisis growth, according to a recent article by McKinsey explaining why innovation is critical at the time of a crisis

If 2020 was the year of resilience, 2021 is going to be the year of transformation, right? While the landscape has changed and we’re all dealing with new realities and norms, many of the challenges facing sales leaders in 2021 are actually old issues amplified in the new normal.

A Conversation with Tact.ai’s Chief Revenue Officer, Jennell Dill

Workplace technology evangelists often prognosticate about “The Future of Work,” a blissful state in which all barriers of time, space, and misunderstanding between coworkers will vanish.

Gartner’s latest Hype Cycle report of emerging technologies for Commercial Life Sciences notes “Voice-Driven Sales Apps” have potential to mature rapidly as it is recognized as a high-impact technology for improving sales productivity and the adoption of sales force automation tools.

The rumors were true: Salesforce is buying Slack, the popular messaging app beloved by many software development teams and startups, for $27.7 billion. This is Salesforce’s largest acquisition to date.

If you ask me whether artificial intelligence is overhyped or underhyped, my answer has to be: both.