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How industry leaders get their data ready for AI
Organizations across the globe are using AI to reshape their businesses and deliver new value to their customers: smarter operations, cost efficiencies, and even new business models. But many businesses will need to clear obstacles as they work to ...
Behind this AI is the woman shaping its future: Meet Lee Hatton, UBank
Like our children—we build artificial intelligence (AI) in our own image. All is inherited: our ...
Do you have the right talent to put AI to work?
Around the world, companies are pivoting to adjust to an entirely new reality. Business-as-usual means something far different today than it did just a few months ago. For most enterprises, digital transformation isn’t just a distant business ...
Wunderman Thompson uses data and AI to create relevant experiences for brands
Merging creativity, data and technology Using data to shape new messaging or find new prospects is ...
How technology, talent and data provide hope in tumultuous times
In Ohio, the tectonic shift occurred at 11:59 p.m. March 23, 2020 when the Department of Health ...
Earth Day 2020: Using Data and AI to bridge the gap between ethos and action
With 2019 emerging as the warmest on record for the world’s oceans, the call to climate action ...
A new data platform revitalizes a century-old manufacturer
A company can only survive for 115 years by reinventing itself, questioning assumptions and constantly looking for an edge. Owens-Illinois (O-I), the world’s largest manufacturer of glass containers, used worldwide by many leading food and beverage...
Behind this AI is the woman shaping its future: Meet Kelly Combs, KPMG
IBM has recently launched its inaugural IBM Women Leaders in AI, in recognition of women advancing...
Anyline + IBM: teaching smartphones to read with Watson AI
According to Statista, there are 2.5 billion smartphone users worldwide in 2019. It’s interesting that the name of the device includes the word “phone” because for many people that’s last on the list of myriad functions they use the gadget ...
Data that rocks: Get behind Denmark’s premier music ...
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How AMC uses machine learning to find out more about TV ...
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How the Data Science Elite helped uncover a gold mine at ...
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