Tag: ai
Opsani Applies AI to Rein in Cloud Costs
Mike Vizard | | ai, application workload, artificial intelligence, cloud services, devops, IT management, microservices, Opsani, public cloud, SaaSOpsani has added support for cloud computing environments to its namesake software-as-a-service (SaaS) platform that leverages machine learning algorithms and other forms of artificial intelligence (AI) to optimize the IT environment. Company ...
Predictions 2020: Five Real-Time Data Predictions
Lenley Hensarling | | 5G, ai, data innovation, data predictions, machine learning, Predict 2020, Predict 2020 Virtual SummitAccording to Gartner, 85% of big data initiatives end in failure. In 2020, organizations are out of budget and operational runway, and need to start executing and getting the big data recipe ...
Cloudera Calls for MLOps Standards Initiative
Mike Vizard | | ai, cloudera, devops, governance, machine learning, machine learning operations, machine learning standards, MLOps, open standards initiativeCloudera put out a call this week for the IT industry to define a set of open standards for machine learning operations (MLOps) and machine learning model governance that could be universally ...
DevOps Chats: Autonomous Test Innovation Using AI/ML with Functionize
Mitchell Ashley | | ai, artificial intelligence, autonomous test innovation, autonomous testing, FunctionizeAt the speed of DevOps, automated testing is essential for QA to maintain pace with that of software creation. Automated testing is ripe for innovation, too. How do we know we are ...
Building Your Data Science Team from Within
Mike Hendrickson | | ai, artificial intelligence, data analysts, data scientists, machine learning, upskillingThe global machine learning (ML) industry is increasing at a compound annual growth rate of 42% and will be worth $9 billion toward the end of 2022. Despite this figure, there are many ...
IBM Zones in on DevOps for AI
Mike Vizard | | ai, artificial intelligence, DevOps and AI, ibm, machine learning, Watson, Watson OpenScaleIBM this week revealed it has added a drift detection capability to the Watson OpenScale platform to govern artificial intelligence (AI) models that will become a foundational piece of IBM's approach to ...
What is so Special About AIOps for Mission Critical Workloads?
Rebecca James | | ai, AIOps, artificial intelligence, digital transformation, Internet of Things, IoT, IT operationsAs the wave of digitization sweeps more enterprises with each passing day, the threats posed to organizations, particularly IT organizations, have never been more complex and pressing. With cybercrime statistics, including those ...
InterVision Expands its Artificial Intelligence and Advanced Analytics Offerings with Acquisition of SeyVu
SeyVu’s machine learning and artificial intelligence capabilities help clients transform raw data into actionable insights Santa Clara, Calif. and St. Louis, Mo., Sept. 24, 2019 – InterVision, a leading IT strategic service provider, today announced ...
How AI and Microservices Create a Reliable Enterprise of the Future
Martin Henley | | ai, artificial intelligence, machine learning, microservices, self-healing applications, self-healing infrastructureThe Rise of Microservices Enterprise adoption of microservices is continuing to rise. Its popularity is so strong that % of development professionals internationally expect microservices to become the default application architecture within ...
The Barriers to Robotic Process Automation, Part 2
George V. Hulme | | ai, artificial intelligence, digital transformation, robotic process automation, RPAEnterprises are rushing to embrace robotic process automation (RPA) but, as we covered in The Barriers to Robotic Process Automation, Part 1, they're also hitting considerable challenges along the way. While we ...
