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TechCrunch
APRIL 6, 2022
There’s no denying that the pandemic bolstered the adoption of AI and analytics technologies. The rapid changes brought on by the health crises forced businesses to adapt practically overnight, accelerating the rollout of new products. Of course, the benefits haven’t been evenly distributed.
Cloudera
FEBRUARY 18, 2021
In Deloitte’s Insurance Outlook survey , 79% of respondents believed the pandemic uncovered shortcomings in their company’s digital capabilities and transformation plans. While adaptations were made, a staggering 95% of those surveyed are still accelerating, or looking to speed up, digital transformation to maintain resilience. .
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Datavail
OCTOBER 29, 2019
Competition in the big data space is fierce, and trends are changing fast. Back in January, the big data news portal Datanami put together a list of “10 Big Data Trends to Watch for 2019.” Keep reading for our analysis of Data Trend #1: Data Management is Still Hard. Top 10 Big Data Trends of 2019. More on that later.).
Altexsoft
SEPTEMBER 6, 2018
An expert talking about the capabilities of predictive analytics for business on a morning TV show is far from unusual. Other organizations may want to develop a custom analytical and visualization platform to be in control of their operations and make strategic decisions based on the insights. Four types of analytics.
Openxcell
FEBRUARY 1, 2023
SaaS: Everything you need to know Traditionally, companies invested optimum capital in on-premise infrastructure to streamline business analytics, CRM, and automation. In recent years, it has been possible to operate the whole business offsite using SaaS or Software-as-a-Service.
Altexsoft
FEBRUARY 8, 2021
Supply chain practitioners and CEOs surveyed by 6river share that the main challenges of the industry are: keeping up with the rapidly changing customer demand, dealing with delays and disruptions, inefficient planning, lack of automation, rising costs (of transportation, labor, etc.), Optimization opportunities offered by analytics.
O'Reilly Media - Ideas
MARCH 1, 2023
That’s a better measure of technology trends than anything that happens among the Twitterati. Companies are still “moving into the cloud”—that trend hasn’t changed—but as some move forward, others are pulling back (“repatriation”) or postponing projects. What’s real, and what isn’t? Our data shows us what O’Reilly’s 2.8
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