Artificial intelligence agents can both read data and write actions, meaning security and governance are critically important.
Open, accessible data marketplaces allow faster decision-making, as data volumes explode and organisations require access to real-time data.
iOCO will unpack how companies can benefit from new methodology in data management at the ITWeb Data Insights Summit 2026.
Speakers at a recent iOCO event said a solid data foundation is the most critical factor separating successful AI initiatives from failed experiments.
Three tactics, working together, can help companies to automate data security at scale, as good metadata practices drive discoverability.
AI is founded on data that often has not been readied for the job, which highlights the need to prioritise data readiness as much as AI adoption.
Achieving data health and trust in data is ongoing and iterative, ensuring it provides a single, aligned view of the facts.
Pretty bad, if you’re honest. Here’s why and how it needs to be fixed to realise the benefits of the data revolution.
Is self-service BI a myth?
Louis de Gouveia, Data Competency Manager at iOCO, provided attendees of the 28 July ITWeb Data and Analytics webinar with some insights into BI.
Data monetisation can take many forms and does not apply only to selling data to third parties, according to iOCO data experts.
Much of the necessary data exists to track and analyse developing situations and co-ordinate relief for communities affected by unrest. But when the data exists in silos, it cannot be used effectively, says iOCO.
Virtualisation enables you to take advantage of data you may not even know you have, says iOCO's Varsha Ramesar, speaking ahead of #ITWebBI2021.
Cloudera has named EOH Cloudera Services as SA's first Silver Systems Integration Partner in the Cloudera Connect partner programme.