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How generative AI correlates IT and business objectives to maximize business outcomes

IBM Big Data Hub

Business owners often grapple with the frustrating reality of discovering IT issues impacting their operations only after customer complaints have arisen, leaving them with little opportunity to mitigate problems proactively. Many organizational IT networks host tens of thousands of applications operating within their hybrid cloud network.

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Exploring architectural choices: Options for running IBM TRIRIGA Application Suite on AWS with Red Hat OpenShift

IBM Big Data Hub

TRIRIGA Application Suite stands out as a compelling choice due to its focus on simplification and flexibility, addressing the evolving needs of modern enterprises. Also, since the environment runs on the customer’s AWS account, it draws down against their existing AWS Enterprise Discount Plan, which may bring some cost benefits.

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How to build a successful AI strategy

IBM Big Data Hub

An AI strategy allows organizations to purposefully harness AI capabilities and align AI initiatives with overall business objectives. Define clear objectives What problems does the organization need to solve? Infrastructure: Determine where your AI systems will be hosted and how they will be scaled.

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Focus on cost and agility to ensure your cloud migration success

CIO Business Intelligence

“When a cloud strategy team has those chief objectives nailed down, they can plan supporting considerations – such as security, resiliency and scalability – around them more effectively.” Ultimately, many organizations will have to go multicloud because it’s the only way they will achieve their business objectives,” DePerro believes.

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Transforming IT for digital success

CIO Business Intelligence

CIOs and their IT teams have enjoyed a bump in power and prestige in recent years, as the C-suite has embraced continuous transformation, digital everything, and a host of emerging technologies — all enabled by IT. Yet many IT departments are struggling to reshape themselves to better meet the mandates of today.

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BusinessObjects Enjoying the Summer of Surprise Winners

Paul Blogs on BI

While SAP does offer their own cloud hosted option for BusinessObjects, most customers who have moved to the cloud have chosen to host it on their own private cloud which they can do with their existing BO licensing. Myth Number 3: Organizations believe they can save money by replacing BusinessObjects.

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Practical advice to optimize savings with cloud migrations

CIO Business Intelligence

Host Isaac Sacolick ( @nyike ) was joined by a bevy of consultants and practitioners who had no shortage of advice on the topic. It’s not like enterprise architects and infrastructure engineers were great at capacity planning from the data center days. Lacking a clear strategy determined by business objectives.