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7 data trends on our radar

O'Reilly Media - Ideas

In a recent O’Reilly survey , we found that the skills gap remains one of the key challenges holding back the adoption of machine learning. The demand for data skills (“the sexiest job of the 21st century”) hasn’t dissipated. Continuing investments in (emerging) data technologies. Burgeoning IoT technologies.

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AI can solve maintenance and quality challenges for manufacturers

Capgemini

Companies know they need to integrate artificial intelligence into the manufacturing process, but the real challenge continues to be achieving it at scale. Scaling artificial-intelligence implementations beyond the proof-of-concept (PoC) level remains one of the biggest hurdles. That opens up exciting possibilities.

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Supply Chain Control Tower: Enhancing Visibility and Resilience

Altexsoft

“Control towers are the artificial intelligence (AI) of supply chain. The readings from IoT sensors and other connected devices (e.g., External data sources To deliver comprehensive visibility and make accurate forecasts, your SCCT must collect data from external sources.

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Azure vs AWS: How to Choose the Cloud Service Provider?

Existek

Among the customers of AWS, you can find the following organizations: Automotive – BMW, Toyota. For example, they considerably revised the cloud strategy due to the need to transform the delivery model from PaaS to IaaS, thus renaming Windows Azure to Microsoft Azure in 2014. . Machine learning. Governments .

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What CEOs really need from today’s CIOs

CIO

When Cargill started putting IoT sensors into shrimp ponds, then CIO Justin Kershaw realized that the $130 billion agricultural business was becoming a digital business. To help determine where IT should stop and IoT product engineering should start, Kershaw did not call CIOs of other food and agricultural businesses to compare notes.

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