How to sell data and analytics to stakeholders
There’s an inherent need for data-driven business decision making, but linking this demand to specific business benefits and outcomes can be difficult
There’s an inherent need for data-driven business decision making, but linking this demand to specific business benefits and outcomes can be difficult
In 10 years, smart machines will handle majority of customer engagements - will brands run the risk of trading empathy for efficiency?
New solution aims to bring together data scientists and IT/DevOps to help organisations register, deploy and monitor open source models in one central environment.
What role is AI playing inside organisations today, particularly when it comes to providing a good experience for internal users and external customers across their wide area networks? Business technology and digital leaders share insights at a CIO roundtable discussion held in conjunction with Juniper Networks
NZR collects and manages data for all national teams including the All Blacks on the SAS platform as well as those playing in the international Investec Super Rugby competition and the national provincial competition, the Mitre 10 Cup.
The data will provide important insights for communities who have not yet seen themselves reflected in our data, says Stats NZ general manager Jason Attewell
Majority of large organisations will hire these specialists by 2023, reports Gartner
Many organisations underestimate the complexity of AI projects, which leads to delayed project launches, or failure to deliver business value, reports Gartner.
Organisations increasingly acknowledge data to be their most important asset, having these skills that can best capitalise on that asset is critical, says Ian Edwards of SAS
Focus will be in three areas - software innovation, education and expert services
How the NZ data community - through the Women in Data Science - supports the global movement to build a pipeline of professionals for one of the most sought after skills in the digital era
Financial institutions are still very much exploring AI, with a lot of questions remaining, reports Mark Carey of Global Association of Risk Professionals
But businesses must put both their clients and customers in the driving seat, giving them control and quashing any false claims that AI will replace humans at work, writes Sam Daish of Xero
Automated programme communicates travel and balance details of AT HOP card to visually impaired customers
Tim Sheedy, principal advisor at Ecosystm, details where organisations need to make ‘smart investments’ as AI reaches mass market adoption.