The pandemic proved beyond a doubt the viability of telework at all levels of government, says Dr Alan Shark, executive director, Public Technology Institute.
Utilising mature environments where ML services are costed and utilised allows the team to focus on real value generation when it comes to developing predictive capabilities, says Johan Du Preez, capability architect at Ovations.
Building your digital workforce (and making humans happier)
Automation will change the nature of human work, freeing employees to pursue more rewarding, value-adding labour, says Christiaan Kriel, iOCO cluster executive: automation and CRM.
Future-proofing video surveillance investments with edge analytics
The combination of data and metadata created by edge analytics can be useful in helping to analyse large amounts of information collected over time, says Timo Sachse, product analyst EMEA at Axis Communications.
Customer experience: Get the basics right and the sky is the limit
To measure up to customer expectations, businesses should start with the data they already have and work towards building a solid base before investing in the latest technology.
Insurers that have implemented advanced analytics solutions to manage and administrate compliance are outperforming their competition, says Angelique Strumpher, manager at SilverBridge Holdings.
With the acquisition of Instana, IBM offers AI-powered automation capabilities to manage the complexity of modern applications that span hybrid cloud landscapes.
Report: The hybrid cloud platform advantage – the SA point of view
An IBM Institute for Business Value report outlines a five-step process to help organisations decide upon how to move to and manage a hybrid multi-cloud environment.
Sanral mulls use of machine learning to improve road safety
The agency’s Technical Innovation Hub investigates how machine learning can be used to identify trends and incidents to inform appropriate responses and interventions.
Strong performance in the first quarter of 2021 was driven by increasing client adoption of the company’s hybrid cloud platform, says IBM CEO Arvind Krishna.