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What AIOps Means for Fintech in 2021

GAVS Technology

In 2017, Gartner predicted that the use of Artificial Intelligence for IT Operations or AIOps would increase by 40% in 2021. Initially, Fintech was just focused on transactions, bookkeeping, and digital currency. Financial institutions are also using digital service desk AI software to improve overall work and client engagement.

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IoT and Automation: Two Technologies Set to Disrupt Project Management

The Uncommon League

We forecast that there will be more than 64 billion IoT devices by 2025, up from about 10 billion in 2018, and 9 billion in 2017," writes Peter Newman , senior research analyst at Business Insider. Artificial intelligence technology lets your computer learn from mistakes and optimize performance accordingly.

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150+ Top Global Cloud Thought Leaders and Next Generation Leaders of 2021

Whizlabs

It is loud and clear that Cloud Computing is fundamental to the new wave of digital transformation. Currently she works at Microsoft and concentrates mainly on cloud computing, edge computing, distributed systems and architecture, and a little bit of machine learning and artificial intelligence.

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Is Machine Learning Changing The Direction Of The Energy Sector?

Smart Data Collective

The use of digital and machine learning processes has helped foster a revival among the titans of energy through connecting and modernizing older systems, incorporating innovative technologies, and leveraging data in new ways. With digital transformation, organizations can streamline these workflows and automate the processes.

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Sisense & Periscope Data: A Merger Made in Data Heaven

Sisense

What was once a bold prediction is becoming more obvious by the day; current leaders in every industry are either disruptors that dominate legacy industries leveraging big data, or they’re traditional enterprises that see data as an opportunity to transform their products and services.