IBM sees cognitive computing as the new frontier of computing and is positioning its Watson architecture as the way forward in this new landscape, for both the company and its customers. In a New York ...

Austin, Texas-based MAP Health Management, which works with a variety of healthcare stakeholders to offer a remote patient monitoring and engagement platform focused on addiction treatment, is ...

Artificial intelligence and cognitive computing are taking on a greater role in almost all industries, healthcare included. Earlier this month, IBM Watson Health announced that its cognitive computing ...

IBM's Watson supercomputer is poised to power the "cognitive era," which will have a transformative impact on digital-savvy businesses that can make sense of big data, CEO Ginni Rommety said Wednesday ...

TAMPA -- With the plethora of information available to companies today, "we know our customers better than we ever have," Harriet Green, general manager of Watson Internet of Things, commerce and ...

IBM Exec: The Age Of Cognitive 'Is Here' As vice president for implementations in IBM's Watson group, Ed Harbour leads Big Blue's efforts to bring cognitive computing to the masses. IBM is betting big ...

What excites you most about AI? Firstly, AI is an incredibly vibrant field. We’re discovering ways of evolving the technology and applying it to solve profound social and business problems – problems ...

It’s been six years since IBM first alluded to plans to build artificially intelligent physician’s assistant. Even as that mission became more concrete with a formal launch of the health-focused ...

IBM (NYSE: IBM) announced in late November at the Radiological Society of North America Annual Meeting (RSNA 2016) that it will preview new imaging solutions from Watson Health and Merge Healthcare ...

Although the videos feature two high-profile celebs, the real star of the ads is IBM’S Watson computing system that is capable of answering questions. In the ad featuring Scott (above), Watson ...

Hard to believe, but it's now been six years since IBM's Watson competed (and won) on Jeopardy and, soon thereafter, was one of the big splashes at HIMSS11, where Big Blue announced a partnership with ...