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Generative AI’s most noble mission: Improving and saving lives

CIO Business Intelligence

In 2005, it took six years to sequence the full human genome. Using that speed and intelligence together with various data sets and use cases, TGen translates lab discoveries into better patient treatments at an unprecedented pace. This helps researchers save time and costs, stay current, and potentially improve outcomes.

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Edmunds sets stage for AI with data infrastructure consolidation

CIO Business Intelligence

Rokita has been with Edmunds for more than 18 years, starting as executive director of technology in 2005. His role now encompasses responsibility for data engineering, analytics development, and the vehicle inventory and statistics & pricing teams. Often, we want to share data between each other,” he says.

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Bridging the Gap Between Analytics Expectations and Reality

Sisense

Companies surveyed by Harvard Business Review Analytic Services (HBR) report that two of the most important strategic benefits of using data analytics are (1) identifying new revenue and business models and (2) becoming more innovative. Harvard Business Review Analytics Services Pulse Report for Sisense, March 2021.

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How The Cloud Made ‘Data-Driven Culture’ Possible | Part 1

BizAcuity

Despite cost-cutting being the main reason why most companies shift to the cloud, that is not the only benefit they walk away with. And how this transformation will impact businesses in the short and long run is the main discussion in this blog. Cloud washing is storing data on the cloud for use over the internet.