Teradata Cloud Strengths

Infographic | February 12, 2021

Organizations collect huge volumes of data and use efficient methods, including digitization by data entry companies, to turn this data into usable information. Big data analytics refers to the use of advanced techniques to analyze data for constructive use. Emerging technologies such as artificial intelligence and machine learning are driving changes in big data analytics. Let’s take a deeper dive into what’s in store for big data analytics in the coming year.

Infographic | August 17, 2021

The way in which organizations can transfer personal data changed significantly following the CJEU’s judgement in the Schrems II case in 2020. This infographic highlights a number of global data transfer mechanisms that organizations can use to transfer personal data including EU adequacy decisions, Binding Corporate Rules, and Standard Contractual Clauses.

Infographic | July 1, 2022

But modern data workers also perform data science and data application development activities, which require additional commercial and open-source software.

Infographic | May 10, 2022

IoT has the potential to increase delivery and supply chain by 15%. Globally, $1 trillion is expected to be spent on Internet of Things (IoT) technology. By 2025, data collected from IoT devices is expected to be 73 ZB.

Infographic | February 7, 2020

Alfresco Software, a commercial, open source software company today unveiled the immediate availability of a new Intelligence Services for its cloud-first Digital Business Platform. The Intelligence Services that seamlessly leverages Amazon Web Service uses AI (Artificial Intelligence) and ML (Machine Learning) to provide enterprises with a highly-scalable method for intelligently extracting important content often locked away in multiple documents, scanned images, videos and photographs.

Infographic | May 2, 2023

The healthcare industry is currently experiencing a significant transformation, as Big Data continues to be leveraged in unprecedented ways. The availability of vast quantities of electronic health records, medical claims, and other health-related data has allowed healthcare providers to harness the power of Big Data in order to drive innovation and improve patient outcomes.