Black In Data

monitor.co | March 04, 2020

Data is becoming an integral driver of the economy and our overall daily lives. In tech circles, it is regarded as the ‘modern oil’ that when well processed, fuels corporates growth in a fast-changing digital economic environment.A new report on the state of data and analytics in Middle East and Africa (MEA) in 2020, explores how data leaders design business objectives, the changing role of the chief data analytics officer (CDAO) and hurdles holding back corporates.The report, An Exc...

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Cart.com | March 30, 2022

Cart.com, the first end-to-end ecommerce platform that simplifies scaling for the world's greatest brands, today announced a partnership with Snowflake, the Data Cloud company. Powered by Snowflake, Cart.com's powerful unified analytics tools will allow merchants to connect their entire data universe, seamlessly turning cloud-hosted data into a centralized source of actionable insights. Cart.com partnered with Snowflake for its unique ability to meet the diverse demands of...

healthcareitnews.com | January 15, 2020

A research team led by Professor Lim Chwee Teck and Dr Lim Su Bin from the National University of Singapore (NUS)’s Department of Biomedical Engineering has discovered a new personalized tool to detect cancer, predict patient survivability and how well a cancer patient would respond to immunotherapy.This tool is a specially-designed cancer 'scorecard' to be used with the standard blood test for cancer (also known as liquid biopsy). This 'scorecard', which the team termed as...

jaxenter.com | February 13, 2020

As AI and machine learning permeate every sphere of our lives today, it gets easier to celebrate these technologies. From entertainment to customer support to law enforcement, they provide humans with considerable help. Certain things they are capable of are so amazing that they seem almost like magic to an outside observer.However, it’s necessary to remember that as astonishing as machine learning-powered tech advancements are, they are still a product created by us, humans. And we can&rs...