Developing high-quality software can quickly devolve into a chaotic, unproductive mess without the proper processes and frameworks in place. Organizations require not only the right coding tools but also effective testing and deployment solutions to ensure the highest quality software is what hits the market. The proliferation of generative AI, open-source technologies and low-code/no-code tools can streamline and enhance developer tasks but only if they are applied as part of a bigger strategy that empowers developers to innovate more efficiently. Tune into the Software Development Methodologies summit to hear leading experts share the latest development tools and trends to smooth over and enhance what quickly becomes a complicated process.
As cloud adoption has become the norm, cyber threats are a constant concern. Cloud detection and response (CDR) is growing in significance, serving as a vital means to monitor and remediate cloud security issues while safeguarding valuable assets. This new acronym in the detection and response category is designed to address cybersecurity threats and incidents that target cloud environments and support cloud-based tools. But as CDR is an emerging technology, security teams must understand it first. At the Best Practices for Cloud Detection and Response Summit, hear advice from industry leaders, experts and practitioners to help evaluate CDR products and create an implementation plan with confidence.
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Your AI Journey: Start Small AND Strategic – Part 2 February 11, 2024 by Bill Schmarzo In part 1 of the series “Your AI Journey: Start Small AND Strategic,” we learned that it’s essential to begin your AI journey by focusing on delivering significant and measurable business and operational value. This is necessary because AI projects require significant data, technology, people skills, and culture investments to succeed.
A neurosymbolic AI approach to learning + reasoning February 7, 2024 by Alan Morrison Eric Baum in his book What Is Thinking? defines understanding as “a compressed representation of the world.” Another word for a representation is a model. Understanding in Baum’s sense is a form of distillation and abstraction. Humans refine their level of understanding of a topic by reviewing examples of people, geographic locations, things, and ideas interacting. They capture the essence of those examples with an overarching model that captures traits those examples share.
How edge computing is transforming data management February 12, 2024 by Ovais Naseem In today’s digital landscape, where data is often hailed as the new oil, the rise of edge computing stands as a transformative force reshaping the way we manage and utilize data. Edge computing marks a significant shift from the traditional centralized data processing model to a decentralized approach, bringing computation and data storage closer to the source of data generation
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Transformative Trends: Generative AI and its Impact on Software Development February 13, 2024 by Erika Balla The world of software development is constantly evolving, and one of the most exciting frontiers is the emergence of Generative AI. This powerful technology has the potential to revolutionize the way we build software, impacting everything from design and development to testing and deployment.
Boosting analytical capabilities using BigQuery February 9, 2024 by Edward Nick Each day, your business applications and digital footprint actively compile Analytical Capabilities data – endless streams of information detailing customer interactions, advertising effectiveness, cyber threats, and more. Yet this data overabundance enables insight paralysis. Most organizations can’t effectively harness data to derive real business value. Why?
10 Prominent Data Science Predictions 2024- Know What the Industry Experts Say? February 9, 2024 by Aileen Scott 2024 is the year of great data science predictions targeting big business churn. It is the time to yield benefits from the popular data science frameworks that are streamed to do wonders for industries far and wide. Data science is not just a spoof on the big number game that guides businesses’ growth.
What nonprofits need to know about compliance for fundraising software February 8, 2024 by Jane Marsh When a nonprofit’s staff members know details about donors’ sexual orientation, income, race, age and ethnicity, it’s easier to target messages, develop impactful campaigns and follow up with parties about future contributions. However, asking for those details is a relatively new practice for many organizations. Some donors feel awkward being asked about those details, especially if they don’t know why nonprofits request it. It’s also critical that nonprofit workers never assume specifics about donors based on the relatively few details available.
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