Posts Tagged ‘Technology’
AI at Home
Artificial intelligence (AI) is used in every industry and in more homes by the day. While technology giants tend to get all the limelight, banking and other financial sectors are showing signs of interest and adoption of AI. This interesting information came to us from The Paypers in their article, “2018 predictions: Artificial Intelligence for…
Read MoreDigital Workplace Conference
The world is becoming more and more digital-based and the workplace is no different. Here is an educational learning opportunity that was brought to our attention that can help anyone involved in corporate culture, employee engagement, and digital workplace initiatives. Digital Workplace Experience is being held June 18-20, 2018 in Chicago, Illinois. This conference is a…
Read MoreManaging the Data Management
Data management bring with it a certain level of struggle that typically only those working in IT understand. Between limited resources and changing and often outdated infrastructures, protocols, regulations, and demanding clients – there is no seemingly no end to the workload and hurdles. This interesting topic came to us from DATAVERSITY in their article, “The…
Read MoreWill You Remember?
When I say memories, your mind probably goes to childhood, marriages, births, vacations, etc. Fond or maybe traumatic events that have imprinted themselves into our minds for better or for worse. Today is Memorial Day in the United States. A federal holiday for remembering the people who died while serving in the country’s armed forces.…
Read MoreLeading in a Crisis
We speak frequently about data hacks, cyber attacks and breaches. Most of the content is about how to protect your organizations data and how to retrieve/restore after the fact. What we speak about much less frequently is the communication side of a data breach situation. Outsell brought this topic to our attention in their article,…
Read MoreIoT and Mobile Technology
Despite the success and proliferation of the technology known as Internet of Things (IoT), mobile providers are taking a different approach to the technology. Network World brought this interesting information to our attention in their article, “What the big four U.S. mobile ISPs are doing with IoT.” IoT has become a phenomenon, which means that…
Read MoreVoice Recognition and Activation Continues to Evolve
IBM has launched Watson Assistant, a new service aimed at companies looking to build voice-activated virtual assistants for their own products. This information came to us from The Verge in their article, “IBM’s Watson Assistant lets any company build Alexa-like voice interfaces.” Integrating voice-activated virtual assistants in environments like customized hotel rooms and even cars is…
Read MoreShopping Via Voice-Enabled Apps
Voice search has advanced since Apple debuted Siri in 2011. For example, the voice-enabled home assistant is quickly becoming commonplace in the American household, with various technology giants each having their own version designed to answer questions, play music, and control home utilities. But what is next? What task would the consumer most like assistant…
Read MoreThe Science of Data
Data science is exploding in the data-driven world we live in. In concert, data analysis and business intelligence have grown in both value and reach. With the rising volume and complexity of data, and growth of data input technologies, data science came at an essential time to provide some methods to the expansive data volumes overcoming…
Read MoreWebinar Addresses Data Lakes
It’s not too late to participate in a learning opportunity this week. Arcadia Data in partnership with The Bloor Group and Eckerson Group are sponsoring a webinar titled, “Are Data Lakes for Business Users?” Data lakes took root because they provided an instant sandbox for data scientists to explore raw data sourced from operational, analytical,…
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