Click to learn more about author James Carder. Recent, high-profile cybersecurity hacks have put a massive spotlight on an imperative security measure: defense against foreign threat actors. The SolarWinds attack and attempts on Pfizer have now set the rules of engagement, and organizations need to be cognizant of the fact that numerous foreign governments possess […]
The Three Big Post-Pandemic Challenges Facing IT Pros
Click to learn more about author Candid Wüest We’re now one year into work in the time of COVID-19. While many businesses have adapted impressively, given the sudden shift, IT professionals are still adjusting to the challenges that come along with such an upheaval. Last year, our company expanded World Backup Day – celebrated on […]
How to Work with Modern Databases
Click to learn more about author Thomas LaRock. Historically, databases were like digital filing cabinets, not sources for marketing information and new business opportunities. Today, we gather data at a seemingly manic pace – and as quickly as it’s collected, it’s analyzed and parsed. As the famous saying from a few years back goes, “Data is […]
Ethics of Data Management in Smart Cities
Click to learn more about author Evelyn Johnson. Smart cities, commonly known as digital cities, use distinctive techniques to implement information and communication technologies (ICT). Creating a diverse ecosystem, smart cities are devoid of an isolated service system. Technologies such as sensors, robots, software, and a network including real-time surveillance have become prime assets to […]
Weaving Together Siloed Business Functions with Digital Thread
Click to learn more about author Keith Higgins. Over 60% of manufacturers are planning to increase their investments in smart factory initiatives over the next few years. That ratio will undoubtedly increase as existing digital transformation projects continue to scale up post-pandemic and new cutting-edge enterprise technology solutions emerge over the next few years. When looking at […]
Cloud GPU Instances: What Are the Options?
Click here to learn more about Gilad David Maayan. If you’re running demanding machine learning and deep learning models on your laptop or on GPU-equipped machines owned by your organization, there is a new and compelling alternative. All major cloud providers offer cloud GPUs – compute instances with powerful hardware acceleration, which you can rent […]
One Year In: How COVID-19 Inspired a Reimagining of Enterprise Workflows
Click to learn more about author Bill Scudder. All adults in the United States are now eligible for a COVID-19 vaccine, a remarkable turnaround from just a few months ago, when high demand was exacerbated by extremely low supply. But the incoming glut of vaccines may be on a collision course with another logistical issue: […]
Will They Blend? Google BigQuery Meets Databricks
Click to learn more about author Emilio Silvestri. In the “Will They Blend?” blog series, we experiment with the most interesting blends of data and tools. Whether it’s mixing traditional sources with modern data lakes, open-source DevOps on the cloud with protected internal legacy tools, SQL with noSQL, web-wisdom-of-the-crowd with in-house handwritten notes, or IoT […]
What Is Naïve Bayes Classification and How Is It Used for Enterprise Analysis?
Click to learn more about author Kartik Patel. What Is Naïve Bayes Classification? Naive Bayes is a classification algorithm that is suitable for binary and multiclass classification. It is a supervised classification technique used to classify future objects by assigning class labels to instances/records using conditional probability. In supervised classification, training data is already labeled with […]
Sparking Joy in a Design System
Click to learn more about author Marinella Mastrosimone. Any front-end developer will have experienced the pleasure of opening the newly released page with the Chrome inspector and finding a clear and semantic clean code. Not even Marie Kondo could do better! How many times have you reviewed some old code and thought, “Gosh, how bad […]