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Tableau Cloud | May 17, 2022

Today, at the annual Tableau Conference, Salesforce introduced Tableau Cloud, the fastest and easiest way for customers to get the full value of Tableau at enterprise scale. The offering is the next generation of what was formerly known as Tableau Online and includes new innovations to boost productivity by delivering intelligent, powerful and easy-to-use analytical tools to help anyone uncover insights and confidently make data-driven decisions. An integral part of the Salesforce Customer 360, ...

insurancebusinessmag.com | March 30, 2020

As a data-heavy industry, how insurance can process documents and extract the valuable data insights which these documents hold has been a significant consideration for a number of years. Across the globe, data and software companies are rising to the challenge, helping to mitigate this critical problem organisations face.Nay Odutola (pictured), area vice president EMEA at Hyperscience has been involved with the ‘software as a service’ (SaaS) industry for about 15 years, and with the...

KlariVis | August 28, 2020

KlariVis, a unique and proprietary data analytics software platform developed by bankers for bankers, announced that Baltimore, Md.-based Howard Bank selected KlariVis to access transformative data enabling greater insight into customer, market, branch, officer and product information. The bank with $2.5 billion in assets, operates 15 branches throughout the greater Baltimore Metropolitan area....

unite.ai | February 10, 2020

Engineers at Rice University have developed a deep learning system that is capable of accurately predicting extreme weather events up to five days in advance. The system, which taught itself, only requires minimal information about current weather conditions in order to make the predictions.Part of the system’s training involves examining hundreds of pairs of maps, and each map indicates surface temperatures and air pressures at five-kilometers height. Those conditions are shown several da...