Read more about author Keith Neilson. Skyrocketing inflation and recession fears currently roiling the economy tend to make the headlines in stark personal terms; we hear about the rising costs for consumers at the gas pump, at the grocery store, at restaurants, and for airline tickets. Just as significant, but much more complex, are the impacts on enterprises as they struggle to adjust to lean budget scenarios and shifting demand…

Read more about author Sabina Stanescu. AI and machine learning models are being used to help companies stay competitive by discovering new revenue opportunities, improving risk management, detecting fraud, and streamlining business processes. But years ago, data science wasn’t even on the curriculum at universities, so many software engineers are acquiring the necessary skills on their own.   From my experience, anyone who has a strong STEM background can have a smooth…

Read more about author Shyam Shah. Typical business intelligence implementations allow business users to easily consume data specific to their goals and daily tasks. The ability to analyze both past and present events unlocks information about the current state and is essential for remaining competitive in today’s data-forward market. With that in mind, there are some common limitations that many organizations encounter when relying on these tools alone. Limitation 1:…

Read more about author Mike Ashwell. Imagine you and a bunch of your colleagues are attending a networking event. You’ve been assigned three booths spread out in different locations across the arena. You and one of your colleagues take booth 1, and your other colleagues split themselves between booths 2 and 3. The event is flooded with professionals from your field, and soon, people start flocking into your booth –…