Data & Analytics

Almost 90 per cent of companies say they’re not getting anywhere with data analytics. What’s more, research by the Harvard Business Review found that...

Experts predict artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning will enter a golden age in 2021, solving some of the hardest business problems.

One of the most important developments happening within Canadian municipalities is the increased collection and use of data. A panel of experts discusses why data is important to both the public sector and the citizens it serves.

Disruption has created a marketplace where most interactions between a brand and its customers are online, says the customer intelligence solutions architect at SAS Canada, and customer experience is the strongest differentiator for companies.

The fifth SAP-IDC Intelligent Enterprise Study reveals that today 95 per cent of Canadian organizations now have or are developing a digital strategy, but only 12 per cent say the strategy is fully integrated into the core business.

A brand refresh for the OCE, the old Google Pay app is going byebye, plus the latest news from Telus

Companies have been hesitant to shift certain workloads to the cloud. Payroll, for instance, has largely been kept on-premises. Having your head in the cloud might not be a bad idea anymore.

The Vatican Apostolic Library's digital security guard is doing more than shielding hundreds of historical texts from cyber threats, according to the library's chief information officer - it's guarding the library's reputation.