From Data Warehouse to Data Mesh: Usable Data is Still Key
A data mesh flips the script on centralization and having a monolithic data structure by decentralizing data management to the various business domains across …
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Charting a New Course of Neural Networks with Transformers
A "transformer model" is a neural network architecture consisting of transformer layers capable of modeling long-range sequential dependencies that are suited …
Are Industry-Specific APIs the New Norm?
For years, developers have used a variety of common APIs. Perhaps the biggest recent shift is the focus on industry-specific APIs.
You Can’t Spell Aidful Without “AI”
Computer vision efficiencies become especially important as AI applications migrate to operate mobile devices, drones, automobiles, and more.
5 Steps CIOs Can Take to Democratize Automation
Automation’s true value is unlocked when it's put in the hands of people who are closest to the business processes and workflows.
A Call for End-to-End Data Analytics Supply Chains
The concept of an end-to-end data analytics chain is already proving itself in business settings, with leaders reaping substantial
How IoT is Changing the Future of Cruising
As the world continues to open for travel, cruise industry leaders are looking to leverage the next wave of travel technology to improve the passenger …
Algorithmic Destruction: The Ultimate Consequences of Improper Data Use
The FTC is serious about data being properly collected and used. In several cases, it has ordered what is called the algorithmic destruction of AI systems …
How Wide Data, Not Big Data, Provides More Prescriptive Recommendations
For companies to effectively use their data for AI for predictive purposes, a variety of data, and especially wide data, must be
Artificial Intelligence Paves a Path to the Autonomous Enterprise, with a Caveat
The goal of using artificial intelligence in operations is to free IT teams up, to be bolder with their technology initiatives.
