Event-Driven Architecture Key to Digital Business Strategies
Thanks to the rise of the digital enterprise, IoT and real-time analytics, event-driven architecture has moved from the shadows to the business
Topic: Business Strategies
Explores the intersection among business intelligence, Big Data technologies, and real-time analytics.
How Real-Time Employee Feedback Improves Productivity
Real-time employee feedback can provide ongoing, instantaneous feedback to employees, provide immediate instruction or reward – versus waiting 12 months for …
Is Mobile the Answer to Failed Digital Transformations?
Driving digital transformation means more than throwing more technology at a given problem. Mobile access may be the first step in breaking the loop of rushed …
Netflix Binges in Real Time on Its Own Data Streams
The massive steaming service relies on cloud services for its computing and storage needs. Its challenge: keeping this extensive network operating at peak …
How eBay Cut Power, Improved Performance and Got Agile
To cut power costs in half while doubling compute performance, eBay developed real-time energy optimization and best practices as part of it Project Topaz.
How Trulia Uses Artificial Intelligence to Sell Homes
Trulia’s VP of Data Engineering shares how Trulia uses artificial intelligence in a recommendation system for homes. Also discussed: limitations of
How Open-Source IoT Technology Leads to New Business: Webinar Recap
Open-source platforms and standards have opened new IoT business models in smart grids, energy management, and
Quantum Computing and Deep Learning Can Tackle “Unsolvable” Problems, Says IBM
“If companies can access a quantum computer through an API in the cloud, they can take advantage of the speed without that overwhelming
IBM Looks at Blockchain for Real-Time Supply Chain
IBM and global shipping giant Maersk will use blockchain for a real-time view of supply chain and associated
What’s Inside the “Black Box” of Machine Learning?
Machine learning can optimize business decisions, but the decision reached by an algorithm often isn't