Tag: IBM

Feed: Big Data Made Simple. Author: Audrey Throne. During the past few decades, there have been incredible inventions that have revolutionized the way we drive the car. The motive behind these inventions is to make driving hassle-free, safe, and cut the cost of buying and maintaining a vehicle in the future.Besides, eco-friendly features are increasingly becoming a norm in the automotive sector, which will lessen the use of non-renewable energy resources and the hazardous impact of fuel emissions.Tech modifications in the automotive industry are relatively fast-paced. Introducing innovations is the topmost priority of automobile manufacturers to cater to customers’ demands ... Read More

Feed: Cloudwards. Author: Joseph Gildred; Welcome to the Cloudwards.net enterprise file sync and share (EFSS) roundup. This guide is intended to help SMB owners find the best online storage service for their business. We spent several weeks testing some of the biggest names the field in addition to giving our due diligence to some of the lesser known options as well. We broke down and ranked each service based on key collaboration features, including sync, file sharing, user management and work productivity integrations. Then, with all that information in place, we tallied the strengths and weaknesses, debated back and forth, ... Read More

Feed: Matillion. Author: Julie Polito; As the systems we use to power our businesses create more and more data, companies need help dealing with it, extracting insight from it, and using it to drive competitive advantage. Big data keeps getting bigger. In a 2019 IDG Marketpulse survey, enterprise companies revealed that they are seeing data volumes grow an average of 63 percent per month, and even as much as 100 percent per month. That’s one of the reasons why we’re hearing so much about AI and machine learning (as well as AI vs machine learning). While there’s enormous business value ... Read More

Feed: MemSQL Blog. Author: Gina von Esmarch. Red Hat Marketplace provides a one-stop shop to purchase enterprise applicationsand deploy across any cloud or on-premiseSAN FRANCISCO – SEPTEMBER 8, 2020 – MemSQL, The Database of NowTM for operational analytics and cloud-native applications, today announced that the MemSQL scalable SQL database is now available through Red Hat Marketplace. Red Hat Marketplace is an open cloud marketplace for enterprise customers to discover, try, purchase, deploy, and manage certified container-based software across environments – public and private, cloud and on premises. Through the marketplace, customers can take advantage of responsive support, streamlined billing and ... Read More

Feed: Radar. Author: Mike Loukides. In a conversation with Kevlin Henney, we started talking about the kinds of user interfaces that might work for AI-assisted programming. This is a significant problem: neither of us were aware of any significant work on user interfaces that support collaboration. However, as software developers, many of us have been practicing effective collaboration for years. It’s called pair programming, and it’s not at all like the models we’ve seen for interaction between an AI system and a human. Most AI systems we’ve seen envision AI as an oracle: you give it the input, it pops ... Read More

Feed: Teradata Blog. In the drive to push down costs and modernize their big data environments, many companies are looking to leverage object store technologies, especially in the cloud. With the latest release of Teradata Vantage 2.0 with Native Object Store (NOS), we enable companies to not only drive down costs by leveraging object store technologies, but also improve manageability and drive business insights with the power of Vantage.  Teradata Vantage Native Object Store Teradata Vantage’s NOS technology allows users to leverage the analytical power of Teradata Vantage against data in object stores such as Amazon’s S3 or Azure Blob ... Read More

Feed: CIO. Author: . Data and big data analytics are the lifeblood of any successful business. Getting the technology right can be challenging but building the right team with the right skills to undertake big data initiatives can be even harder.Successfully deploying big data initiatives requires more than data scientists and data analysts. It requires data architects who design the "blueprint" for your enterprise data management framework, and it requires data engineers who can build that framework and the data pipelines to bring in, process, and create business value out of data.Data architects typically have years of experience in data design, data management and data ... Read More

Feed: Planet PostgreSQL. Is it Postgre, PostGreSQL, Postgres or PostgreSQL? We have all seen a couple of wrong ways to spell “PostgreSQL”. The question therefore is: How can one find data even if there are typos? In PostgreSQL there are various solutions to the problem. Depending on what kind of search you need you can choose between various methods.Before we get started it is necessary to compile some sample data:CREATE EXTENSION citext; CREATE TABLE t_database ( real_name citext ); INSERT INTO t_database VALUES ('PostgreSQL'), ('Postgres'), ('PostGreSQL'), ('postgres'), ('DB2'), ('DB/2 LUW'), ('DB/2'), ('IBM DB2'), ('Oracle'), ('MS SQL Server'), ('Microsoft SQL Server'); ... Read More

Feed: CIO. Author: . Australia’s flagship event for senior technology executives is being delivered virtually over two days on September 23 and 24 due to social distancing restrictions related to COVID-19.The Future Enterprise: Digital Transformation 2.0 is the central theme for this year’s CIO Summit, brought to you by CIO Australia, IDC, and the CIO Executive Council.2020 has been a challenge for CIOs and digital chiefs working at organisations across most market sectors as the pandemic shows no signs of abating. Tech chiefs have been asked to deliver new solutions that support hybrid work environments for staff that have been ... Read More

Feed: Radar. Author: Mike Loukides. Compared to the last few months, there are relatively few items about COVID. And almost no items about Blockchains, though the one item I’ve listed, about China’s Blockchain Services Network, may be the most important item here. I’m seeing a steady stream of articles about various forms of no-code/low-code programming. While many programmers scoff at the idea of programming-without-programming, spreadsheets are an early example of low-code programing. Excel is hardly insignificant. On the AI front, the most significant change is discussion (see the thread below) of a “Deep Learning Recession,” as companies under pressure from ... Read More