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Many businesses do not have expertise in developing real-time applications. Here are some do’s and don’ts to get started down the right path.

Companies must realize that smart buildings can deliver more value in space optimization and employee productivity than in merely reducing energy costs.

Making each step up the human/machine interaction spectrum ladder, from assisted to augmented to an autonomous machine, requires increased trust in the real-time systems.

Banks and financial services institutions need highly scalable, cloud-native databases that can deliver fast transaction rates while providing easy access to transaction data.

Software AG’s General Manager of API, Integration and Microservices talks about digital transformation challenges and the technologies companies can use to overcome them.

Interest in low code development platforms is broad and growing. They speed development cycles, accommodate citizen developers, and increase time-to-value.

In this week’s real-time analytics news: Moderna and IBM team to use AI, blockchain, and cloud to get real-time insights for smart vaccine management, and more.

Virtual collaboration and team building are essential to support the workforce management evolution companies are going through to cope with remote-first operations.

In this week’s real-time analytics news: Three industry efforts aim to address the challenges of developing and deploying artificial intelligence apps, and more.

NIST released an updated version of its Smart Grid Framework, which focuses on interoperability and security standards.

FinServs can address latency issues by putting data closer to the application or customer. In this way, data is served faster.

Today’s banking customers expect real-time interactions and are used to getting an instant response when using applications or accessing services.