Your 2022 Executive Guide to Data Science and AI

whitePaper | June 29, 2022

For (oh so many) years, we’ve been hearing about the “promise” of big data. Much of the buzz focused on getting people prepared for the onslaught of bigger data sets – and what IT needed to do to help the business make sense of this information.

whitePaper | October 5, 2022

As we assess the global business environment in the latter half of 2022, perhaps the best single word that describes the state of play is uncertainty. Planning for uncertainties is a significant part of what we, as business executives and individuals, do on a daily basis. In times of uncertainty, brands realize they must work even harder to retain customers and deepen relationships by delivering value and empathy at scale. As we analyze our uncertainties, we can take comfort and guidance from management guru Peter Drucker, who wrote that “strategy aims to exploit the new and different opportunities of tomorrow” (Managing in Turbulent Times, 1980).

whitePaper | September 6, 2022

Data is the heartbeat of the modern enterprise. Technology has progressed to the point that data-driven decision making is the norm and data literacy is often prized above all other skills.

whitePaper | May 26, 2022

Clinical trials are becoming more complex and a confluence of forces—including the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, greater emphasis on patient experience, increasing protocol complexity, and precise value differentiation—is accelerating this complexity. Trials have evolved to include an ever-expanding array of data sources, increased data volume and precision, decentralized clinical trials (DCT), and adaptive designs.

whitePaper | September 1, 2022

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is not a recently discovered field. Since the beginning of the computer science discipline, in the late 1950s, AI has drawn a lot of attention in the international scientific community and since then it has represented a field of study which has triggered diverse and numerous research activities.

whitePaper | December 29, 2022

Imagine that you are starting a family and you want to stay on top of your finances so you can manage your budget for your growing family. Because you have too many accounts for banking, loans, subscriptions, and bills to keep track of, you decide to sign up for a service that aggregates all your accounts in one place. When you register your account online, you follow the instructions carefully. You create a strong, unique password and set up multifactor authentication. You enter your bank account and loan information, home address, and other personal information. Your spouse also signs up, and you create a joint family account that combines your information.