The Retail Reboot: What Leading Retailers are Doing
With the proliferation of high-definition cameras, computer vision, and AI applications, retail stores can now get real-time insights while customers
Topic: Real-Time Decisions
Delivering nearly instantaneous decisions based on rules and predictive analytics; software generates decisions within a business process and reveals insights by analyzing data flowing through processes in real time to create actionable intelligence.
Digital Twins Now in Use at One in Five Factories, Survey Finds
While $1.1 trillion annually is being invested in digital factory initiatives worldwide, most companies, 64%, are still at an early stage of their digital …
Why Fraud Rings are Driving the Need for Behavioral Analytics
Increasingly, digital businesses are using real-time behavioral analytics on pre-submitted data to look for criminal digital footprints and enhance their fraud …
How Events and APIs Enable Modern Real-Time Applications
Instead of just opening up closed-off systems via APIs, many businesses are looking to use event-based triggers as well to react to changes in real time.
How Real-Time eCommerce Analytics Impacts Your Business
Real-Time eCommerce analytics means fast decision-making as the data is processed right upon entering the database.
Overcoming Digital Transformation, Reliability, and Security Issues with Continuous Intelligence
Advice for developing a continuous intelligence strategy to support digital transformation, reliability, and security
Real-time Analytics News for Week Ending July 23
In this week's real-time analytics news: Oracle and Microsoft team on Oracle Database Service for Microsoft
Real-time Analytics News for Week Ending July 16
In this week's real-time analytics news: AWS announced three new serverless analytics
Real-time Analytics News for Week Ending July 2
In this week's real-time analytics news: Databricks announced new features and enhancements to its offerings at its annual Data + AI Summit.
The Key to Digital Twin Adoption: Think Big, Start Small
With digital twin, it's wise to start small with achievable processes that can make a more immediate impact and then tackle more complex processes later
