Nick Patience
Founder & Research Vice President, Software | London, UKBiography
Nick Patience leads 451 Research’s coverage in two key areas: digital transformation and artificial intelligence/machine learning. Nick is a cofounder of 451 Research and Research Vice President, Software. He oversees the company’s coverage of the software industry spanning four research channels: Customer Experience and Commerce, Workforce Productivity and Compliance, Data Platforms and Analytics, and Development, DevOps and ITOps.
He rejoined 451 Research in 2015 after almost three years running product marketing at e-discovery and information governance software company Recommind (now part of OpenText). He has held various senior management roles at 451 Research in both New York and London since 1999.
Prior to starting 451 Research, Nick was a financial and technology journalist with ComputerWire (now part of Datamonitor) in London and New York. Nick has a master's degree in computing science from the University of London, and a BA in Philosophy and Music from Middlesex University.
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Recent Research from Nick Patience
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Agorai aims to help SMBs use AI and machine learning via a new marketplace
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How Huawei uses AI and machine learning to drive business for itself and its customers
Owning the full stack, from chips to software, should put Huawei in a good position to take advantage of AI and machine learning. Can it raise its profile and, thus, attract developers to is platform?
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Tech Mahindra positions for digital transformation with New Age Service Delivery
Unlike many of its competitors, Tech Mahindra did not set out to build a 'me too' cognitive platform. Instead, it has created a smart-planning platform with assured assets that it intends to use to overtake its peers.
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Splunk revs its AI and machine-learning capabilities in new release
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The Current and Future State of Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning
Artificial intelligence and machine learning are set to revolutionize not only the software industry, but also the way we live, work, learn and play. We examine the use cases and technologies setting the pace in this rapidly evolving space.
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