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Ford’s high-tech business transformation, fueled by cloud

CIO

Fueled by cloud Ford’s cloud journey, which began roughly a decade ago, continues to this day, Musser says, as the automaker seeks to take advantage of advances in the key technologies fueling its transformation, including the internet of things (IoT), software as a service, and the latest offerings on Google Cloud Platform (GCP).

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CIO 100 Award winners prove the transformative value of IT

CIO

As part of the hackathon, the IT team sought to achieve three things: to aggregate the company’s data into an enterprise data platform; to build an API that would provide business access to that data; and to develop a machine learning algorithm to provide insights on top of the aggregated IoT data.

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Network Security: Predictions for 2021

Palo Alto Networks

Done right, 5G can bring massive business transformation by enabling “cutting the wires” in environments where Wi-Fi wasn’t good enough. But for 5G to live up to its promise of enabling smart supply chains, autonomous transportation, smart manufacturing and more, it will need to have enterprise-grade security.

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The IBM Press Release on Spark That Every Tech Leader Should Read

CTOvision

IBM will also put more than 3,500 IBM researchers and developers to work on Spark-related projects at more than a dozen labs worldwide; donate its breakthrough IBM SystemML machine learning technology to the Spark open source ecosystem; and educate more than one million data scientists and data engineers on Spark.

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Digital Transformation in present-day Supply Chains

Openxcell

Enhanced profitability and decreased expenses Digital transformation can assist businesses in reducing the costs of logistics, transportation, and inventory management. Talent scarcity and skills gap Digital supply chains need new knowledge and abilities, like blockchain, machine learning, and data analytics.