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How BayCare Health System excels in raising data literacy

CIO Business Intelligence

William Walders:It means that every team member operates at the top of their license. So if we can see the data behind low appointment times, we can create incentive programs to book those slow times. Once we set up a data architecture that provides data liquidity, where data can go everywhere, we had to teach people how to use it.

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5 ways to maximize your cloud investment

CIO Business Intelligence

But many CIOs, worried about going over budget, pre-book too much capacity. While having that cushion avoids unplanned budget issues down the road, many CIOs waste money on substantial amounts of pre-booked capacity they never use, McKee says. Usage estimates need to be more accurate, and cushions should be smaller, he says.

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The Financial Lens: Data-Driven Insights for Publishing Success

Kitaboo

Penguin Random House publishers set an example of leveraging a combination of analytics and machine learning on their Big Data to determine the selling price of their printed books for the starting run. KITABOO is a digital publishing platform architectured for performance, especially for the K12 education industry.

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Big Data: The Hadoop Business Case

CTOvision

The data is too big, moves too fast, or does not fit the structures of your database architectures. However, massively parallel processing (MPP) database architectures are one example of purpose-built technologies that have been developed to support both OLTP and OLAP data structures at enormous scales up into the petabytes (PB).

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7 tough IT security discussions every IT leader must have

CIO Business Intelligence

Organizations should discuss ways they can modernize their technology infrastructure to support architectures in which security is built in, not simply bolted on, says Google Cloud CISO Phil Venables. It should focus on everything that’s good and bad while identifying the areas requiring the most rapid improvement.

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Sandbox AQ CEO: Enterprises must prep for quantum threats

CIO Business Intelligence

One of the applications of quantum computing that he discusses in that book is Shor’s Algorithm , which — if you have access to a working quantum computer — makes it possible to crack many of today’s encryption algorithms, finding private keys in seconds rather than (billions of) years. We have three pieces of this.