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From predictive analytics to computer vision, AI delivers all sorts of value these days. The hardest part is usually the last mile: Connecting the insights derived from AI into the operaitonal systems that run businesses. For the cloud-native crowd, this is not so hard, as they were designed in the era of moderl AI. But for the 96% of companie outside that realm, there's still some work to do. Find out more on this episode of InsideAnalysis as Host @eric_kavanagh interviews several experts!

In the era of Big Data, companies are generating tremendous amounts of data from multiple sources; such as, IoT, transaction data, log files, etc. With so much data coming in, companies are turning to streaming data architectures to analyze the data in real time before it is saved, giving them better operational intelligence. Streaming data allows users to get to know their data and sort out what's important. Check out this episode of InsideAnalysis as Eric Kavanagh discusses the benefits of streaming data analytics with industry expert Steve Wilkes, Co-Founder & CTO of Striim.

The nexus of data and technology continues to shape this evolving Information Economy. Companies that had a sound data strategy two years ago are likely far ahead of their competitors today. That's partially because data-aware organizations see the trendlines sooner and more clearly than others. It's also because AI and Machine Learning typically need data to tune their algorithms. How can your company thrive? Check out this episode of InsideAnalysis to find out! Host @eric_kavanagh will interview veteran journalist, Chris Preimesberger, Editor Emeritus of eWeek!

According to Research Firm ESG, 1TB of production data turns into 8 to 9TBs of actual enterprise data, because people across the company are copying it for other purposes. What if you could capture that production data in its native format, quickly preserve it in your own data lake, and then be able to go back in time at a moment's notice? That's a data strategy! Register for this episode of InsideAnalysis to hear Host @eric_kavanagh interview GRAX CEO Joe Gaska, along with Cloud Visionary Sarbjeet Johal, as they explore new ways to get value from data in the cloud, including Salesforce. They'll discuss data ownership, data access in the cloud, and how to ensure that you've got a viable insurance policy for when bad things happen!

Can anyone believe how hot the "Low-Code" movement has become? Well, probably, yes! It's been around forever; in fact, its genesis goes back to the earliest days of computing. But these days, the need is so great, and the technology stacks so robust, that there's a perfect storm brewing.

Find out more on this episode of InsideAnalysis, as host Eric Kavanagh talks to Richard Rabins of AlphaSoftware, Marc Ongaro of TresbuDigital, and Vasilis Danias of Bitloops.

As the Information Economy hums along, organizations are reaching into lots of unchartered territory in terms of data access and analysis. That's putting immense pressure on data engineers to set up pipelines as quickly and dynamically as possible. One approach is to create a "data fabric" which can serve the needs of various business users around the world. The old-fashioned tactics of replication and change-data-capture still apply, but the critical success factor is scale! Find out what the most cutting-edge companies are doing as InsideAnalysis Host Eric Kavanagh interviews some of the leaders in the field of data Integration including Gray Hardell from Talend, Dr. Geoffrey Malafskh of Technik Interlytics, and Mark Van de Wiel from HVR

It's all about the experience these days! That's what people say about the customer. But what about *your* people? The folks who make your business happen? For some reason, many companies place less importance on building their team than making sales. This model will not prevail. But how can you make sure to put your people first? Check out this episode of InsideAnalysis to find out! Host @eric_kavanagh will interview iCIMS Ceo Steven Lucas, along with iCIMS Advisor and CHRO, Tracy Edkins. They'll explain why attention to people can make all the difference in a world of fast-moving technology.

Who really owns your data in the cloud? Put another way, who's responsible for it if something goes wrong? If it's hosted by a SaaS provider, you might be surprised to learn that the "shared responsibility" model will leave you in the lurch! Data ownership is an increasingly hot topic these days, and not just for the usual reasons of governance, security, and business continuity -- though all of those remain critical drivers. As the Information Economy expands, businesses are realizing that traditional data management practices simply don't scale fast enough, or cost-effectively. to handle rapidly evolving business needs. Register for this episode of InsideAnalysis to hear host @eric_kavanagh interview data visionary Joe Gaska from GRAX. They'll discuss a new approach to data management that puts power back into the hands of the business, enabling companies to maximize data value, while minimizing risk and expense.

Ready? Set? Go! That's how many business professionals view the world of Analytics and Artificial Intelligence. But as the old saying goes: Well begun is half done! If you get your ducks in a row, data-wise, you'll get off to a solid start. If you overlook this critical first step, you will likely rue the day. In this episode of InsideAnalysis, Host @eric_kavanagh interviews two AI and Analytics experts: Chris Hillman and Martin Wilcox of Teradata.

Developers make the software world go round. And today, there are more than ever. But writing code isn't for everyone. Most business people would rather make things happen with phone calls, emails and big ideas. Luckily for them, there's a whole movement afoot that's designed to give them the authority to customize their information systems. Check out this episode of InsideAnalysis to hear host @eric_kavanagh interview several guests, including Pankaj 'Romy' Malviya of Pulpstream, Robb Wilson of OneReach, Dave McCormick of Alpha Software, Prabhjot Singh of Pyze, and Grant Smith of K-Rise Systems.