Analytics Beyond Numbers: How AI Opens Up Other Types of Data
Imagine you have a massive cache of digital family photos, and you’re looking for images of your child’s kindergarten graduation.
Imagine you have a massive cache of digital family photos, and you’re looking for images of your child’s kindergarten graduation.
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The challenge federal agencies face with data isn’t just one of constantly exploding volume. It’s also one of velocity — the ability to ingest, analyze and draw value from that data in a relative blink of the eye. Too often, however, they’re working with systems and tools designed for a smaller scale and more deliberateRead… Read more »
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