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Customer success managers: Guides to client happiness
- Features Writer 12 Dec 2017 -
Big cities more resilient to job automation than small cities, according to new research
- Senior News Writer 12 Dec 2017 -
What Intel's Bob Rogers looks for when hiring data scientists
- Executive Editor 05 Dec 2017
Customer success managers help clients define success -- then they help them get there, according to a software vendor employee who has the title.
There's no doubt that job automation will disrupt the labor market. But while most of us talk about when, Iyad Rahwan is focused on a different question: Where? Rahwan, associate professor of media ...
Among the traits Intel's chief data scientist looks for when hiring data scientists is the ability to convert business goals into highly specific questions.
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Ten years on, SaaS provider's aim is improving cybersecurity
- Features Writer 30 Nov 2017 -
Shape Security's Blackfish designed to combat credential stuffing attacks
- Senior News Writer 30 Nov 2017 -
AI meets the comments section, and the results aren't in yet
- Senior News Writer 28 Nov 2017 -
Two innovators under 35 at the front lines of emerging tech
- Senior News Writer 17 Nov 2017 -
Finding AI talent is almost impossible, so cultivate it
- Features Writer 26 Oct 2017 -
McKinsey: You can't do enterprise AI without digital transformation
- Senior News Writer 16 Oct 2017 -
Feature engineering headache disappears with deep learning
- Senior News Writer 13 Oct 2017
A goal set by acquired cloud company Sonian is improving cybersecurity, whether through IT security frameworks or features in its service, co-founder says.
Credential stuffing doesn't often make the news, but it's a $10 billion a year problem, according to Shuman Ghosemajumder, CTO at Shape Security in Mountain View, Calif. The term describes the ...
The comments section at the bottom of news stories, blogs and Instagram posts has become a place for incivility. Without the resources to monitor every single comment written, news organizations ...
MIT Technology Review's annual list of Innovators Under 35 recognizes individuals who are tackling hard problems and making notable advances in the areas of AI, virtual reality, robotics and ...
Let me guess. You want to find AI talent to build a self-thinking artificial intelligence platform that will revolutionize your business and catapult your organization to the forefront of your ...
NEW YORK -- Hardly a day goes by without a prediction about how artificial intelligence will radically change our lives -- driving our cars, running errands, sucking up jobs. But what is the state ...
NEW YORK -- One of the biggest differences between machine learning and deep learning is the effort that goes into making the algorithms work. With machine learning, data scientists have to perform ...
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Forecast for more female tech leaders 'optimistic'
- Features Writer 30 Sep 2017 -
What people want now: Data-driven insights
- Features Writer 18 Sep 2017 -
Initial AI projects should home in on pain points
- Senior News Writer 08 Sep 2017 -
Hurricane Harvey and the transformative power of commercial UAVs
- Associate Site Editor 07 Sep 2017 -
Brian Krzanich: Drones plus AI will power the next data revolution
- Associate Features Writer 07 Sep 2017
The demand for female tech leaders in IT organizations is high as more companies seek to expand diversity, says executive recruiter Eric Sigurdson.
Saturated in tech, people want their governments to provide data-driven insights that can improve civic services, including better disaster management.
The hype around AI has reached decibel levels so high that CIOs may wonder why their organizations haven't pulled off a bonafide AI project. Whit Andrews, analyst and AI agenda manager at Gartner, ...
LAS VEGAS -- For an example of the transformative role drones -- or unmanned aerial vehicles, as they're known in the industry -- will play across industries, just consider, said Michael Huerta, ...
LAS VEGAS -- According to Intel CEO Brian Krzanich, if you want to see the makings of the next data revolution, all you need to do is look up. "Look up" at drones, that is, Krzanich told the ...