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From project to product: Architecting the future of enterprise technology

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For CIOs leading enterprise transformations, portfolio health isnt just an operational indicator its a real-time pulse on time-to-market and resilience in a digital-first economy. In todays digital-first economy, enterprise architecture must also evolve from a control function to an enablement platform.

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How today’s enterprise architect juggles strategy, tech and innovation

CIO

In todays rapidly evolving business landscape, the role of the enterprise architect has become more crucial than ever, beyond the usual bridge between business and IT. In a world where business, strategy and technology must be tightly interconnected, the enterprise architect must take on multiple personas to address a wide range of concerns.

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Are enterprises ready to adopt AI at scale?

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To overcome those challenges and successfully scale AI enterprise-wide, organizations must create a modern data architecture leveraging a mix of technologies, capabilities, and approaches including data lakehouses, data fabric, and data mesh. To learn more about how enterprises can prepare their environments for AI , click here.

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Unlocking the full potential of enterprise AI

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1] The limits of siloed AI implementations According to SS&C Blue Prism , an expert on AI and automation, the chief issue is that enterprises often implement AI in siloes. However, its only when combined with automation and orchestration that the technologies full potential can be unlocked.

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Automation, Evolved: Your New Playbook for Smarter Knowledge Work

Speaker: Frank Taliano

Documents are the backbone of enterprise operations, but they are also a common source of inefficiency. ✅ Technology Fit: Evaluate the right AI solutions for your specific business needs. From buried insights to manual handoffs, document-based workflows can quietly stall decision-making and drain resources.

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Gartner: 13 AI insights for enterprise IT

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Artificial intelligence is an early stage technology and the hype around it is palpable, but IT leaders need to take many challenges into consideration before making major commitments for their enterprises. Most enterprises aren’t curious enough about how AI makes their employees feel.

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CIOs face mounting pressure as AI costs and complexities threaten enterprise value

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Despite AI’s potential to transform businesses, many senior technology leaders find themselves wrestling with unpredictable expenses, uneven productivity gains, and growing risks as AI adoption scales, Gartner said. CIOs should create proofs of concept that test how costs will scale, not just how the technology works.”

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The Forrester Wave™: AI/ML Platforms: Vendor Strategy, Market Presence, and Capabilities Overview

As enterprises evolve their AI from pilot programs to an integral part of their tech strategy, the scope of AI expands from core data science teams to business, software development, enterprise architecture, and IT ops teams. The Forrester Wave™ evaluates Leaders, Strong Performers, Contenders, and Challengers.

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AI in Manufacturing

Their problems and needs don’t change, but the technology and solutions do. In our AI in Manufacturing eBook, you can learn how to solve your most urgent manufacturing and business needs with an enterprise AI platform. Manufacturers want to deliver the best products on the market as quickly and ethically as possible.

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5 Things a Data Scientist Can Do to Stay Current

And more is being asked of data scientists as companies look to implement artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning technologies into key operations. Read the ebook to get more information about staying up to speed with the latest technologies in a rapidly evolving AI environment.

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Addressing Top Enterprise Challenges in Generative AI with DataRobot

Enterprise interest in the technology is high, and the market is expected to gain momentum as organizations move from prototypes to actual project deployments. The buzz around generative AI shows no sign of abating in the foreseeable future.

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Building Best-in-Class Enterprise Analytics

Speaker: Anthony Roach, Director of Product Management at Tableau Software, and Jeremiah Morrow, Partner Solution Marketing Director at Dremio

Tableau works with Strategic Partners like Dremio to build data integrations that bring the two technologies together, creating a seamless and efficient customer experience. Through co-development and Co-Ownership, partners like Dremio ensure their unique capabilities are exposed and can be leveraged from within Tableau.

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Upgrading Data Security in a Crisis

Speaker: M.K. Palmore, VP Field CSO (Americas), Palo Alto Networks

In most cases, the COVID-19 crisis has sped up the desire to engage in digital transformation for medium-to-large scale enterprises. He will use a combination of industry insights through statistical observations and direct customer feedback to emphasize the importance of adopting new technologies to battle an ever changing threat landscape.

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Microservices: The Dark Side

Speaker: Prem Chandrasekaran

In his best-selling book Patterns of Enterprise Application Architecture, Martin Fowler famously coined the first law of distributed computing—"Don’t distribute your objects"—implying that working with this style of architecture can be challenging. Establishing the boundaries of your teams and services.

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LLMOps for Your Data: Best Practices to Ensure Safety, Quality, and Cost

Speaker: Shreya Rajpal, Co-Founder and CEO at Guardrails AI & Travis Addair, Co-Founder and CTO at Predibase

Large Language Models (LLMs) such as ChatGPT offer unprecedented potential for complex enterprise applications. However, productionizing LLMs comes with a unique set of challenges such as model brittleness, total cost of ownership, data governance and privacy, and the need for consistent, accurate outputs.