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Inside Nasdaq’s AI-fueled pivot to SaaS provider

CIO Business Intelligence

Brad Peterson, the company’s CIO and CTO, has been implementing AI for more than a decade and is all in on the promised innovation afforded by generative AI. “We The company, which reported net revenues of $3.6 No doubt, Nasdaq is bullish on generative AI.

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Cloud, SaaS boost Oracle sales, but competition exacts costs

CIO Business Intelligence

Cloud services and sales of SaaS applications boosted Oracle revenue for its last fiscal quarter, but the price of keeping up with the leading hyperscale cloud providers dragged down overall profit. billion, net income plunged 54% to $2.3 A big issue for Oracle is that it is expensive to maintain the momentum for its own cloud growth.

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7 ways to spot hidden IT talent within your ranks

CIO Business Intelligence

Train and take note of curiosity in the face of change Technology is always changing, and it’s important to change and pivot with emerging trends. Fintech technologists are at the forefront of the digital banking evolution, so it’s vital to remain adaptable to business needs.” We make time for people to upskill and reskill,” he says.

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Startup founders at new 5G Open Innovation Lab explain how they’ve adjusted to the COVID-19 crisis

GeekWire

The lab is accepting applications for its fall and spring 2021 cohorts. Taqtile founders Dirck Schou, CEO, and John Tomizuka, CTO. Founders: Dirck Schou , CEO, and John Tomizuka , CTO. Numurus offers B2B connectivity solutions between edge devices and cloud services focused on industrial and defense applications.

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Ascent B2B IT Forum – Machine Learning: How Artificial Intelligence is Invading the Enterprise

The Investing Edge

Most of us are already — often unwittingly — interfacing with the technology when we use Google, Siri, Netflix and almost everything smartphone related (how does my iPhone know where I’m headed every time I start my car?). That’s a net reduction because the analyst firm predicts that technology will replace 16% of U.S.