CIO
MARCH 3, 2023
Sports fans today have more ways than ever to watch their favorite teams beyond the traditional, live stadium experience, including television, streaming services, even highlights on social media. In response, sports teams and venue operators are working hard to improve and differentiate the in-stadium experience.
CIO
DECEMBER 26, 2023
To wit, across nearly every discipline, one finds magnum opuses entitled “Lessons Learned” or “The Year in Review” as the year draws to a close. Perhaps in an age when our forebears huddled around campfires waiting for warmer weather annual reviews were the optimal way to accumulate knowledge and empower human agency.
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CIO
JANUARY 5, 2023
Dan Roberts: Tony, what do senior leaders need to be thinking about in terms of how these issues affect the technology organization? Do you want all your data centralized so you get an holistic view of your organization? Tony’s right on — it’s the toughest job outside of the CEO, but most healthcare organizations don’t realize that.
CIO
AUGUST 9, 2023
In other sports, such as basketball or soccer, there may be hundreds or thousands of players at the topmost levels. Organizations need massive amounts of data to build and train generative AI models. All this data means that organizations adopting generative AI face a potential, last-mile bottleneck, and that is storage.
BrainStation Technology
JUNE 4, 2019
In a relatively short period of time, big data has become a big business in professional sports. The market for sports analytics is expected to reach almost $4 billion by 2022, and teams around the world are racing to find a competitive advantage. The way we play may soon never be the same. And big data played a big role. .
CIO
DECEMBER 19, 2023
Modern security challenges Data from the Verizon 2023 Data Breach Investigations Report (DBIR) shows the three primary ways in which attackers access an organization are stolen credentials, phishing and exploitation of vulnerabilities. Hackers take advantage of out-of-date systems, software, and known security issues.
CIO
DECEMBER 7, 2022
Last month in this column , I wrote about how businesses need to “lock up the front door” to their systems to prevent phishing attacks and take a multi-tiered approach to rethinking the identity of their employees, partners, and customers. Fooled by improper systems in place Why did the tweet fool so many people?
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