RTInsights Team

Company commended for its smart city middleware.

The Otto Group, one of the world’s largest retailers, turned to Webtrends for real-time analytics to compete in a cutthroat e-commerce environment.

Almost everyone has seen a Uniqlo store. If you see their employees with devices that look like smartphones, here’s why:

They plan to develop a new elevator system that uses IoT technology for predictive maintenance.

A system of cloud-connected road signs has numerous capabilities for traffic management, such as speed enforcement, drive times, and alternate routes.

How a system of sensors and MagicBands reduced long waits and crowds at DisneyWorld, enabled automated services, and increased revenue per guest.

For complex stock market analytics, a government agency used Apache software, the cloud, Amazon Web Services, and Cloudera. The result: faster analysis and millions in savings.

Self-service data preparation, automation, and a faster time to business value are key features companies seek in real-time analytics solutions.

A device monitoring solution from IBM helped an Australian hospital with 5,000 devices reduce calls to the IT help desk and resolve IT help requests much faster.

Donald Trump has an opinion on just about everything, including artificial intelligence.

With Apache Spark integration and Spark-as-a-Service, IBM will combine its propietary analytics offerings with the open-source versatility of Spark.

Supply chain insights company FusionOps has announced that users of its cloud-based analytics platform will now have access to predictive analytics.