Understanding Causal AI Applications
Most ML developers today are not familiar with causal models. Current ML models are based on co-relation. In contrast, causal models deal with cause and effect. Furthermo...
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The Four Golden Signals of Kubernetes
As a globally-used system with millions of developers employing it as their primary building environment, Kubernetes is one of the most well-known tools for container man...
Data Trends in IoT Packaging
For many years brands have failed to deliver valuable packaging experiences due to a lack of technology implementation. But now due to the introduction of advanced techno...
Building Value-driven Data Strategy and Economies of Learning – Part 1
A big problem with the “Data Strategy” conversation is that many organizations think of a “Data Strategy” as a deliverable, not a journey. A Data Strategy...
The Data Product ABCs – A Framework for Bringing Product Thinking to Data
Let’s be honest: The way we’ve been managing data for the past 30 years hasn’t fundamentally changed. Yes, the shift to the cloud and the Modern Data Stack is makin...
Comparing data fabrics, data meshes and knowledge graphs
Vendors, consultants, and their clients have been talking in data fabric terms for close to a decade now, if not longer. If “big data” was the problem to solve, then ...
Introducing the Data Product Development Canvas (Version 1.0)
I think one of the most important data consumption developments in the age of Big Data and AI is the concept of a Data Product. Data Products are a category of domain-inf...
How Big Data Can Transform Talent Management
The world is facing a reskilling emergency. World Economic Forum highlights that over 54% of people will need to reskill and upskill themselves in the next 3 years. Techn...
How IoT Technology Is Improving the Future of Transportation
IoT stands for ‘Internet of things’ and can be explained as the network of interconnected devices that share data over the communication networks resembling the s...
Countering Data Tech’s Cheap Speech
Law professor Eugene Volokh was apparently the first person to popularize the term cheap speech, in an article for Yale Law Review in 1995. Recently, Law professor Rick H...