Michael Vizard

Next-Best-Action Designer for AI presents business users with a set of wizards they can use to automate processes infused with AI all on their own.

This effort is part of a larger Project Embrace initiative through which SAP is encouraging IT organizations to deploy ERP applications on public clouds from either Azure, AWS, or Google.

The AI challenges organizations are wrestling with span everything from the integrity of the data being employed to drive AI models to a lack of skills.

Businesses need access to embedded analytics to sense changes that could adversely impact supply chains.

Rather than having to employ specialists to wrangle data for hours, the average SQL query can now be created and executed in less than four minutes.

New SAP data management solutions to provide organizations with a rich semantic layer across massive amounts of data.

The goal of the joint effort is to make digital processes more accessible to end users that typically don’t want to fill out a Web form or know how to launch a query.

Despite the hype surrounding personalization and digital business transformation, not enough organizations yet fully appreciate what’s required from a data perspective to drive processes in near real time.

Organizations will rely on these cloud services for more ephemeral types of workloads involving, for example, the building of artificial intelligence models.

As organizations attempt to create new digital services that drive additional revenues, many of them are realizing existing approaches to data management no longer meet their requirements.

The service being provided by MemSQL targets the massive wave of applications that are now being deployed in the cloud.

Visual indexing tool promises to make public data residing on various cloud services simpler for data scientists to discover.