IT strategy and trend

  • How to Get the Most Out of Data Visualization

    Data visualization involves creating graphical elements to understand data trends and patterns. Experts recommend understanding the audience’s needs, asking for early design feedback, and ensuring data accuracy for effective visualization. While tools like Tableau can aid design, over-complication and rushing to deliver data without comprehending use cases are common pitfalls. Data visualization should be purposeful, targeted, and easy to comprehend.

  • Will Quantum Computers Become the Next Cyber-Attack Platform?

    Quantum computers pose significant security risks, not a matter of if, but when according to Deloitte’s Colin Soutar and NTT Research CEO Kazuhiro Gomi. Traditional encryption could be broken by quantum computers, exposing sensitive information. With “Q-day” (quantum computer cyber-attack day) potentially 5-10 years away, preemptive measures are necessary. Strategies include transitioning to quantum-safe encryption, building quantum-resistant security, enterprise-wide quantum risk assessments, deploying Quantum Random Number Generator tech for encryption keys, and preparing for Post Quantum Cryptography.

  • How AI is Transforming Cloud Computing

    It’s no secret that artificial intelligence and cloud computing have revolutionized technology. Now, these two profound forces are joining together to reshape…

  • A Simple Corporate Strategy for a Better Political Game

    Corporations have a complex relationship with government and can potentially benefit from divergent goals within different branches of government. A study exploring Taiwanese corporate reforms highlighted that firms with more administrative ties were more likely to follow governmental corporate governance reforms, whereas firms tied more to lawmakers were less inclined to conform. The study suggests a more nuanced political strategy to navigate these dynamics, understanding key concerns of officials and departments and firms’ own dependency on government resources.

  • THE FOURTH INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION HAS A NEW PATH.

    Industry 4.0’s digitization of manufacturing with advanced analytics, robotics, and AI is revolutionizing global business. A group organized by DXC Leading Edge in 2022 identified the key challenges facing the manufacturing industry as supply chain issues, the need for a management doctrine, and sustainability metrics. They highlighted Tesla’s fast and effective implementation of agile methodologies, but warned that such practices aren’t suitable for all contexts. Supply chain visibility and accurate sustainability metrics were identified as crucial to the industry’s future. The research also noted a shift towards people-focused solutions over technology.

  • Combining IoT and Blockchain Technology to Enhance Security

    Blockchain is a secure and decentralized digital ledger that records transactions across multiple computers, ensuring transparency and preventing tampering. Blockchain uses encryption techniques to create private, secure communication channels between IoT devices that safeguard

  • Analytics and Emotion: An Evolution in Business Intelligence

    With analytics now underpinning key workflows for users across roles and industries, this failure to deliver intuitive, empowering analytics represents a gap that forward-thinking SaaS companies could fill by making analytics capabilities central to their products. The companies that will win are those

  • Regulations Push Firms to Boost AI, ML Spend

    The potential AI applications for financial institutions are almost endless, from consumer-facing financial literacy assistance to back-of-house risk mitigation algorithms, and the industry is figuring out the best use for this technology. “Whether it’s applying machine learning to strengthen the accuracy of which

  • How AI Ethics Are Being Shaped in Health Care Today

    Health care providers, patients, AI developers and regulators all have a stake in ethical use of AI, but how will those ethics be defined? The answer lies in finding ethical and safe ways to use AI for the benefit of health care providers

  • Open source large language models: Benefits, risks and types

    One well-performing open source LLM with a license that allows agreements for commercial use is LLaMa 2 by Meta AI, which encompasses pre-trained and fine-tuned generative text models with 7 to 70 billion parameters and is

  • Take a Wrecking Ball to Your Tech Debt Wall

    Hard tech debt limits how fast companies can bring new products to market, decreases their resiliency, and reduces their agility and capacity for innovation. The chief executive officer is also focused on “soft”

  • Unlocking the Value of Cloud Services in the AI/ML Era

    As the shift toward pre-configured services continues, the need for organizations to dedicate as much time and energy to managing cloud infrastructure will reduce significantly, creating more time for employees