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To an average user, artificial intelligence (AI) is something more of a Scifi or science fiction thing, but it is already deeply embedded in the basic processes people have become accustomed to. For example spam filters, ride sharing apps, facial recognition etc. are all possible today because of AI.
Namrata Datta's curator insight,
March 12, 2020 3:50 AM
AI is changing the world around us and we are unaware of many facts. Have a look
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Understanding Bitcoin. The near Future of the Blockchain Technology
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More data, more types of data, and the need to leverage it all to create more business value -- those are some of the drivers behind enterprise adoption of master data management platforms.
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Data scientists do exceptionally complex work. Their productivity depends on having comprehensive, easy access to analytics tools, data and other assets for sustaining productivity in intricate, collaborative environments. A typical day in the working life of a data science professional may involve navigating the challenges of any or all of the following tasks: Sourcing: Acquire …
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Better data analysis enables companies to optimize everything in the value chain -- from sales to order delivery, to optimal store hours. Here are six examples of how major enterprises are using data to improve their business models.
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Big data has been touted as the 'new oil for business', representing incredible potential financial rewards. How should they go about using it, asks Professor Andy Neely
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Firms crunching numbers and algorithms offer a hi-tech route to employees who will fit in and not quit Continue reading...
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New Speed Record for Big Data: new technological advancement that will help improve Internet speeds to 200 - 400 Gigabits per second (Gb/s) at low power.
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Blockchain Technology
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Future Technology
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Big Data in Various Industries
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Blockchain Security—Aligning to upcoming Digital Business initiatives
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When you ask the right questions and focus on the right metrics, you can turn your data into useful information that optimizes the business. This success story offers a good example.
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Brian Lee, a Practice Leader in CEB's Compliance & Legal Practice, keeps a keen eye on the information overload happening at enterprises.
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Two and a half quintillion bytes or 2,500,000,000,000,000,000 bytes. That’s how much data humanity generates every single day. And the amount is increasing; we’ve created 90% of the world’s data in the last two years alone. It should come as no surprise, then, that businesses today are drowning in data. That’s because much of …
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Find news and information on international and domestic supply chain operations, product design, procurement, manufacturing, finance, logistics, warehousing, transportation, human resources, information technology, consumer/customer demand and more.
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iAgricultural technology companies are gradually reinventing the way farmers plant and monitor their crops. Here's how.
GreenFlex's curator insight,
March 25, 2015 4:57 AM
L'intégration de technologies dans l'agriculture réinvente le mode de fonctionnement des agriculteurs et la manière dont ils suivent les évolutions de leurs plantations. 
Glenn Hogan's curator insight,
March 25, 2015 8:24 AM
this is what need on a planetary scale, how many people to feed. How much we can grow
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California is currently in the grips of a major drought, one of the worst of this generation. The region's lack of precipitation has not only hindered California's agricultural industry, it's also turned our forests into tinder.
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Image Credit: MaxVT/FlickrHow can big data and smart analytics tools ignite growth for your company? Find out at DataBeat, May 19-20 in San Francisco, from top data scientists, analysts, investors, and entrepreneurs.
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