Sat.Jul 14, 2018 - Fri.Jul 20, 2018

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Don't Confuse GDPR Compliance with Security

Bruno Aziza

Overlooking the differences between compliance and security could be perilous for enterprises. In this article, Zscaler Chief Evangelist Larry Biagini discusses compliance vs. security in relation to the European Union's GDPR, and how not confuse one for the other.

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Machine Learning and AI Underpin Predictive Analytics to Achieve Clinical Breakthroughs

Cloudera

The practice of medicine is not only a science, it is also an art. With it, difficult situations will arise requiring insightful judgments made by well-trained physicians who can tailor their approach to the needs of patients. As such, we are witnessing a revolution in the healthcare industry, in which there is now an opportunity to employ a new model of improved, personalized, evidence and data-driven clinical care.

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Reflections on the 2018 state of information management

IBM Big Data Hub

“Content management” — at least as traditionally defined — is no longer the straw that stirs the process drink. It’s a key element, yes. It’s an important set of tools in the enterprise toolkit, yes. But it is not the only game in process town.

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New technologies like AI and machine learning are driving the digital transformationMaking AI Real (Part 1)

Jedox

The digital transformation is redefining the world as we know it at a pace faster than most people could ever imagine. But it is more than just massive computing power, artificial intelligence with sophisticated algorithms, and tons of data that are propelling this megatrend forward. It is the people who are using and embracing these new technologies – simply because it makes their lives easier, safer, and more enjoyable.

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From Developer Experience to Product Experience: How a Shared Focus Fuels Product Success

Speaker: Anne Steiner and David Laribee

As a concept, Developer Experience (DX) has gained significant attention in the tech industry. It emphasizes engineers’ efficiency and satisfaction during the product development process. As product managers, we need to understand how a good DX can contribute not only to the well-being of our development teams but also to the broader objectives of product success and customer satisfaction.

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SQL or M? – SSAS Partitions Using SQL Server Table-Valued Functions (UDFs)

Paul Turley

[ Related posts in this series: SQL, M or DAX: When Does it Matter? SQL, M or Dax? – part 2 SQL or M? – SSAS Partitions Using SQL Server Table-Valued Functions (UDFs) SQL or M?

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HPE Looks to Edge-to-Cloud Strategy for Growth in 2018/2019

Hurwitz & Associates

By Jean S. Bozman. Edge-to-cloud is the central focus of Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) marketing and go-to-market efforts in 2018/2019. This central strategy, an evolution of the company’s plan for the Intelligent Edge and edge gateway systems, expands on the company’s broad portfolio of software, services, systems, storage and networking products.

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Seize Competitive Advantage through Embedded Analytics

DataRobot Blog

by Jen Underwood. Windows of opportunity today close quickly. The digital era continues to alter the landscape across numerous industries. According to a team of Credit Suisse analysts, the disruptive force of technology. Read More.

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SQL or M? – SSAS Partitions in Power Query/M

Paul Turley

This is a continuation of this post In the data platform industry, we have been working with SQL for decades. It’s a powerful language and over many years, we’ve learned to work with it’s strengths and to understand and work around it’s idiosyncrasies. M is a considerably more modern and flexible query language.

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Crawling the internet: data science within a large engineering system

The Unofficial Google Data Science Blog

by BILL RICHOUX Critical decisions are being made continuously within large software systems. Often such decisions are the responsibility of a separate machine learning (ML) system. But there are instances when having a separate ML system is not ideal. In this blog post we describe one of these instances — Google search deciding when to check if web pages have changed.