DSC Weekly Digest 31 August 2021
Announcements To help you navigate a proliferating data landscape, AWS Data Exchange would like to present you with a copy of the new eBook, A Practical Guide to Using Th...
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DSC Weekly Digest 24 August 2021
The Emerging Technologies Event Horizon It’s Gartner Hype Cycle Day! This is roughly analogous to the Oscars for emerging technologies, in which the Gartner Group l...
How AI Is Transforming Marketing for Better Conversions
Even when artificial intelligence (AI) is set to revolutionize the world, its clear that not all businesses maximize its potential. In the US, only 9% of companies us...
DSC Weekly Digest 17 August 2021
Announcements The secret to successful voice technology is inclusiveness. The more people your model can understand, the more likely you are to acquire and retain custome...
DSC Weekly Digest 10 August 2021
The Future of Work: Where Will We Work? The most baleful aspects of the Pandemic seem to be behind us, though the emergence of the Delta variant of the COVID-19 virus is ...
How Facebook and Google are pushing Mobile UX to its limits
In an endeavor to ensure lesser loading times for news and media web pages across the mobile web, Facebook and Google came up with Instant Articles and Accelerated Mobile...
DSC Weekly Digest 3 August 2021
Announcements With recent socio-economic disruptions caused by the pandemic, many industries struggle to align production and stocking with rapidly shifting purchasing de...
DSC Weekly Digest 27 July 2021
What Does A Data-Driven Organization Look Like? There are fashions in technology that are every bit as ephemeral as fashions in the garment industry. For a while, all dat...
DSC Weekly Digest 20 July 2021
Announcements Get early access to the new StreamSets DataOps Platform. Quickly build and deploy streaming, batch, CDC, ETL and ML pipelines. Deploy across hybrid and mult...
“All models are wrong, some are useful” ≠ Modeling is a futile exercise
The phrase All models are wrong, some are useful is quite loosely used. Some take it in a very literal sense to imply that Modeling is a futile exercise. ...