InsideAnalysis

AI is everywhere, but not everyone knows how to use it yet, at least not practically. But that's all changing, even as you read this!

Check out this episode of InsideAnalysis to hear from several experts, including the legendary Andreas Weigend, former Chief Scientist of Amazon and data coach for former German Chancellor, Angela Merkel and Chinese billionaire Jack Ma; along with Kenneth Maglio of World Wide Technology, a Boomi expert; Ajay Nataranjan, also a Boomi expert, of United Techno; and another streaming analytics and AI visionary, Damian Black of SQLstream!

The whole purpose of the analytics industry is to help organizations make better, more informed decisions. But the actual decisioning process often remains opaque and difficult to qualify. That's where a business rules management system can come into play. How does it work, and what benefit can you accrue?

Check out this episode of InsideAnalysis to find out! Host @eric_kavanagh will interview Sarang Bapat, Mitsubishi Electric, and Denzil Wasson, Sapiens Decision. Topics discussed will include:

* How living with business entropy can be made easier with decision management capabilities; * "The great unlock" – the power of combining predictive and declarative logic at decision making time; * How to use generative AI in Decision management; and, * the bottom line distinction between decision management and a business rule engine.

Ask any cloud engineer and they'll tell you: APIs are the new gateways to innovation. As such API management is now a top concern for CxOs everywhere. To use these tools effectively, companies should employ a multifaceted approach that encompasses documentation, security, backward compatibility, performance optimization, reliability, scalability, and interoperability. Ignoring any of these considerations can lead to poor integration, security vulnerabilities, and bad user experiences. Learn all about best practices for API management on this special episode of #theConnection! InsideAnalysis Host @eric_kavanagh will offer his perspective on this fast-moving discipline, and will interview several cloud experts, including David Linthicum Chief Cloud Strategy Officer of Deloitte, along with Boomi CTO Matt McLarty, and Lori MacVittie of F5! The panelists will offer key perspectives, such as the wealth of API metadata that Boomi has accumulated over the past 15 years, and how that plays a key role in solution design.

Who are you, really? Do you deserve access to this information? That's a question that corporate systems ask all the time, any time someone tries to log in! Passwords still rule the day, but biometrics are coming on strong. And the evolution of cloud computing is certainly a driving force for change!

Check out this episode of InsideAnalysis to learn more, as Host @eric_kavanagh interviews Art Poghosyan, Founder of Britive. Kavanagh will also offer a teaser of a stealth project that he's currently working on with a couple industry luminaries! Tune in to find out more!

With the cloud maturing rapidly into a center of gravity for data and functionality, most organizations recognize the need to optimize their information architecture, and redesign critical workflows. Cloud-native is the new standard, and it's just in time for leveraging the remarkable power of AI. How can this nexus of disciplines super-charge your organizational transformation?

Check out this inaugural episode of #theConnection to find out! Host @eric_kavanagh will interview esteemed cloud Analyst William McKnight, along with Matt McLarty, CTO, and Mike Bachman, Head of Architecture and AI Strategy, for Boomi.

Careful is as careful does! Never before has that truism carried more weight than today, as businesses all over the world look to leverage the remarkable power of Generative AI. Solutions like OpenAI's ChatGPT, Google's Bard and others are already revolutionizing how content is created, and the race is on to fine-tune models for individual organizations. But wait! There's likely some bad data hiding in your systems! With GenAI, the old rule of garbage in, garbage out is amplified. You don't want to train a model on bad data! What can you do about that? Check out this episode of InsideAnalysis to find out! Hosts @eric_kavanagh and Yves Mulkers will dive into the details. Also joining the show will be Lewis Wynne-Jones from ThinkData Works, a Canadian outfit with a unique approach to data virtualization and governance.

The thirst for analytics has never been greater, as organizations look to leverage vast troves of data to better understand their business, and their markets. But the scale of today's information landscape is so much greater than ever before, which puts tremendous strain on traditional solutions. What's an enterprise to do? One solution is a hyperscale data warehouse, designed from the ground up to embrace the scale and speed of modern business requirements. Learn more on this episode of InsideAnalysis as Host @eric_kavanagh interviews Ocient CEO Chris Gladwin and Krish Krishnan of Sixth Sense Advisors.

The GTM game today looks (almost) nothing like it did 10 years ago. The one-two punch of AI and Automation puts us all on a track to innovate or die. How are today's tech-focused organiztions adapting?

Check out this episode of InsideAnalysis to find out! Host @eric_kavanagh will interview Brett Hansen of Semarchy.

The dirty secret of Natural Language Processing (NLP) is that data science teams must still build artisanal, one-off data connectors and preprocessing pipelines manually, which takes extensive time and significant effort. This is a serious bottleneck which inhibits time to value, and ultimately blunts the potential impact of expensive Ai projects. What if that process could be automated, such that vast amounts of unstructured data could be quickly ingested, dynamically cleansed, then loaded into a Large Language Model? Like ETL for LLM? That's what the folks at Unstructured.io have built. Learn more by checking out this episode of InsideAnalysis! Host @eric_kavanagh will interview CEO Brian Raymond about connecting the worlds of structured and unstructured data.