The perception of #AI has completely disrupted the way we look at any piece of Data today. While, the most popular consumer apps of the world #Uber, #Amazon and #Netflix offer an immersive interactive experience, where the end user can experience the power of #MachineLearning and #ArtificialIntelligence, the world of Enterprise Applications are still struggling with converting the linear life cycle of their data architecture to be AI ready.

Oonslaught of new technologies in real time rich data collection, using #sensors has further deepened the Enterprise woes. The technology experts are still focussed on how to shape and train Artificial Intelligence for Enterprises using these new form of multiple types of real time data. But the real challenge lies in how will these Enterprise AI applications be brought to the end user to interact with ?

In the era of #autonomous integrations, prescriptive #analytics and #workflow #automation, where #Bots are replacing employees, it becomes very important how an employee of an Enterprise interfaces and interacts with his system. We have seen the era of heavy weight ERPs give way to lighter, more unified and smarter cloud applications, like #MicrosoftDynamics, #SAPHANA, #OracleERPCloud etc. The transformation was just not the technology, but also the ease of usability of data across devices. Today when we are moving away from the rigid #CloudApplications space to a more fluid #CloudPlatform centric space, where the end user is offered a minimal coding or a #zerocoding platform to self #automate processes, plan #projects, delegate #tasks and complete daily work, with the help of a customized #ArtificialIntelligenceEngine, the #userinterface becomes a primary challenge.

The best of the technologies fail to take off, if the the #UI is not simplified and device specific. The standards of #UI and #UX set by the movers and shakers of the cloud application space like #Salesforce and #Slack never fully succeeded in 100% adoption of its Enterprise users, the likes of excel sheets, emails and #whatsapp still had a very thriving parallel existence. One of their biggest mistake was to try and convert the web application experience into a mobile application experience, without taking into consideration the difference of an #iOS & #Android OS from that of a web browser.