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No Code Machine Learning for Non-CS Background

Analytics Vidhya

There is a continuous rise of application of machine learning techniques in nearly all domains, including research, education, environment, social science, businesses, service providers, production, manufacturing, supply chain, healthcare, biochemistry, biotechnology, and many more.

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Improving Cost Management in Business Services with Financial Reporting

Jet Global

The post Improving Cost Management in Business Services with Financial Reporting appeared first on insightsoftware. Streamline your calculation of true costs for more accurate quoting to improve your margins and profits. Request your free demo now.

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Top African blockchain-based companies transforming business services today

CIO Business Intelligence

A new generation of companies in sub-Saharan Africa has been working to leverage blockchain technology to offer innovative services for businesses in a variety of sectors including finance, supply chain, security, e-commerce and agriculture. .

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The Risks and Impacts of Conceiving and Launching AI-Driven Business Services

Dataiku

Now, it’s time to discuss the risks and impacts associated with models and service implementation. This implementation of AI-driven services can take many forms.

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SecureIT Preview: How We Think About Event Content

CIO Business Intelligence

Its largest industries include financial services, health care, professional and business services, retail, and media and entertainment. Then the question becomes who we think would best speak to these issues. Here’s how we think that through. Our host city for SecureIT is New York.

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Kyndryl reportedly in talks to buy DXC Technology

CIO Business Intelligence

There’s also a customer advisory practice that combines managed services, advisory services, and implantation, and a consulting division. DXC is divided into two major segments, global infrastructure services and global business services.

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Building for operational resilience in the age of AI and hybrid cloud

IBM Big Data Hub

With more dependency on technology and third and fourth parties, expectations are increasing for organizations to continue delivering critical business services through a major disruption in a safe and secure manner. This includes cyber incidents, technology failures, natural disasters and more. Similarly, in the U.S.