DataOps can help heathcare organizations use modern data analytics practices and drive sound business practices that effectively reduce costs and increase revenues.

Researchers have determined that machine learning could be key to slowing down the spread of infection during future pandemics.

The ability for companies to develop their own software solutions will increasingly be crucial to their success. Read here what it takes to achieve this.

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IPG-JAGGAER survey identifies steady overall progress but also a “Covid-19” effect.

COVID-19 has created an urgent need for organizations to accelerate their digitalization efforts.

Even during a pandemic, the tech industry has continued to evolve. Some changes—such as the explosion of e-commerce and the increasing use of smart assistants—have been driven by Covid-19’s effect on everyday living. Others, such as 5G and edge computing, have been on the horizon or the fringes for some time but are now seeing more widespread implementation.

There's no shortage of articles that will opine about how tumultuous 2020 was for the economy, jobs, and industry as the world grappled with the impact of COVID-19 on business and daily life. However, there's reason to be optimistic, especially in manufacturing. 

IDC estimates that the market for solutions for everything to do with augmented and virtual reality grew by almost 70 percent in 2019. Four pilot projects show the use in repair / maintenance, training and the transfer of knowledge to retirees.

COVID-19 changed the way businesses operate, but executives must look beyond the pandemic to other global issues that will shape business in the 2020s.