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Data Privacy, Transparency Get New Weapon

Osano and its browser plugin, Privacy Monitor, aim to provide consumers with transparency regarding consumer data privacy policies. The company will release data supply chain tools for companies later this year.

By Jessica Davis Senior Editor, Enterprise Apps, 4/22/2019

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AI, Automation Job Trend to Reverse in 2020

Artificial intelligence is adding value for many enterprise organizations, but getting it into production takes longer, costs more, and adds less value than many organizations are expecting.

By Jessica Davis Senior Editor, Enterprise Apps, 4/17/2019

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Why AI Isn't Gaining Traction in Your Enterprise

For all the buzz about artificial intelligence and machine learning, there has been surprisingly little real progress with adoption in the enterprise.

By Andrew Froehlich President & Lead Network Architect, West Gate Networks, 4/17/2019

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The Staying Power of Legacy Systems

Yes, there are good reasons for some companies to stick with their legacy systems, at least to a point.

By Mary E. Shacklett Mary E. Shacklett, 4/15/2019

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Boost Your Analytics, Machine Learning with Alternative Data

Adding external data sources to your analytics and machine learning initiatives can provide new dimensions of insights. Here are some sources of data you can tap.

By Jessica Davis Senior Editor, Enterprise Apps, 4/12/2019

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8 Challenges DevOps Faces Today

DevOps adoption is growing — and facing some growing pains, including a fair share of cultural issues.

By Cynthia Harvey Contributor, NetworkComputing, 4/11/2019

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Moving ERP to the Cloud in Seven Simple Steps

Transferring an entire ERP to the cloud is a massive and challenging task. Here's how to make the job easier and less risky.

By John Edwards Technology Journalist & Author, 4/10/2019

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When Automation Brings Efficiency to CRM

With repetitive manual data entry proving a pain point for staff members, workplaces must act to ensure their teams stay motivated. Could automation be the answer?

By Mark Hill, Chief Information Officer, Washington Frank , 4/10/2019

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6 Digitization Trends Coming From AI and Blockchain

By themselves and working together, AI and blockchain are shaping the future of business.

By Kayla Matthews Technology Writer, 4/9/2019

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Four Basic Steps to Prevent Your Data Lake from Becoming a Swamp

Despite their great promise, data lakes have received a lot of negative buzz in recent years due to their lack of governability and general success.

By Ramesh Menon, VP Infoworks , 4/9/2019

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10 Fixes for When Change Brings Your Systems to Their Knees

When your systems slow to a crawl it's easy to blame the technology, but some of the causes -- and fixes --may relate to how enterprises do business these days.

By Andrew Froehlich President & Lead Network Architect, West Gate Networks, 4/1/2019

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Detroit's IT Makeover, a Year Later

Detroit CIO Beth Niblock and her IT team have been helping the city advance through the tech world that we call the 21st century.

By James M. Connolly Executive Managing Editor, InformationWeekEditor in Chief, 3/29/2019

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Lessons We Can All Learn from the Sharing Economy

Companies in the sharing economy are creating superior experiences for their customers with the aid of massive databases engineered on a global scale.

By Sanjay Saraf, Chief Technology Officer, Yapstone , 3/18/2019

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RSA Show Underscores Need for Security Focus in App Dev

Speakers and exhibitors at last week's RSA Conference outlined why DevSecOps need to be implemented throughout the software development cycle.

By Steve Kovsky Technology Journalist, 3/12/2019

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How Productivity Software Reduces Collaboration Overload

Beware of collaboration overload. The last thing any business leader wants is a team that is exhausted by unnecessary emails and meetings.

By Adam Williams, senior director of sales, Rackspace , 3/11/2019

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Customer Experience: A Company’s Most Important Battleground

Tthe last century way of doing customer experience is outdated. The emergence of new technologies calls for the adoption of new processes.

By David Yang, founder, ABBYY , 3/11/2019

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CDOs Need To Change Their Firms, Then Change Jobs

If the chief data officer does their job right, they very quickly reach the point where they need to move up or out.

By Charles Holive, Managing Director, Sisense Strategy Consulting Business , 3/7/2019

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Make AI Boring: The Road from Experimental to Practical

In the same way the cell network enabled our modern mobile lifestyle, AI will drive the data age, but only if we make it boring and commonplace.

By Hilary Mason, GM of Machine Learning, Cloudera , 3/4/2019

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Should You Declare Bankruptcy on Your Technical Debt?

Technical debt is a hidden cost that robs your business of its ability to be nimble and make needed changes for your customers

By Sara Hicks, CEO, Reaction Commerce , 2/28/2019

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How to Become a Master Scrum Master

Great scrum masters are both leaders and facilitators. Becoming a top scrum master requires balancing both agile theory knowledge and people skills.

By John Edwards Technology Journalist & Author, 2/28/2019

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