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Machine Learning Making Big Moves in Marketing

Rocket-Powered Data Science

Machine Learning is (or should be) a core component of any marketing program now, especially in digital marketing campaigns. Behavioral analytics (predictive and prescriptive). Agile analytics (DataOps). Influencer marketing (amplification of your message to specific audiences).

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The unfulfilled promise of automation: DNA matters

CIO Business Intelligence

But the market demands something more, in the form of end-to-end automation capabilities that push beyond efficiency into other outcomes such as innovation, growth, and true business resiliency. The efficiency narrative is driven by platform DNA (think enterprise architecture). In many cases, the outcomes are limited to efficiency.

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Top 10 Data Innovation Trends During 2020

Rocket-Powered Data Science

In at least one way, it was not different, and that was in the continued development of innovations that are inspired by data. This steady march of data-driven innovation has been a consistent characteristic of each year for at least the past decade.

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The Impact Of AI On Cybersecurity: Are Humans Still Your Best Asset?

Smart Data Collective

There’s no question that the term is popping up everywhere as enterprises yearn to turn big data into a competitive edge. Everyone wants to leverage machine learning, behavior analytics, and AI so IT teams can “up the ante” against attackers. The same goes for cybersecurity. Final Thoughts.

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Your Modern Business Guide To Data Analysis Methods And Techniques

datapine

In our data-rich age, understanding how to analyze and extract true meaning from the digital insights available to our business is one of the primary drivers of success. Despite the colossal volume of data we create every day, a mere 0.5% is actually analyzed and used for data discovery , improvement, and intelligence.