APIs, or application programming interfaces, started out as a mechanism to let computers talk to other computers, but somewhere along the way, they've evolved into an ecosystem all their own. For virtually any development need, there is likely an API ready and waiting to deliver. Like the Lincoln Logs or Lego bricks of old, APIs are building blocks for creating applications.
Wang and his colleagues built a tool called Funding the Frontier, which integrates data on research publications, patents, policy papers and clinical trials, and presents the information in a visually intuitive way. They also combined the tool with a machine-learning-driven predictive algorithm to forecast which studies and fields are likely to lead to the most societal benefits in the future - for example, which grants are most likely to result in a patent.
The ever-evolving nature of IT operations and the growing complexity of modern technology environments have clearly spelled the need for AIOps tools. AIOps, or Artificial Intelligence for IT Operations, uses artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) technologies to enhance and automate various IT operation tasks. AIOps platforms are designed to analyze and interpret data generated from various IT operations tools and platforms, providing service assurance and insights, automating routine tasks, and helping organizations detect and resolve issues more efficiently.
What we recognized was, buying a home is a really complex process, and there are a lot of documents and requirements, and just one of those was verification of insurance. As it exists today, that process is complicated, so we saw an opportunity to say, how can we take that piece of it and just simplify it? Tuttle shared that HOIVerify can take a process that once took several days and perform it in seven seconds.
Marketers today aren't just swimming in data - they're besieged by it. Every campaign, click and customer touchpoint continuously generates insight. But this data only matters when it's activated. That requires systems to ingest, analyze, orchestrate and act on it successfully. Far too often, data remains siloed, fragmented or trapped in disconnected tools, leaving businesses with noise instead of clarity.
Gotham is an investigative platform built for police, national security agencies, public health departments, and other state clients. Its purpose is deceptively simple: take whatever data an agency already has, break it down into its smallest components, and then connect the dots. Gotham is not simply a database. It takes fragmented data, scattered across various agencies and stored in different formats, and transforms it into a unified, searchable web.
Not long ago, building an app meant endless spreadsheets, coding, and clunky tools. Today, 70% of new apps are expected to be built with low-code or no-code tools-nearly triple the 2020 rate. Modern AI platforms allow anyone, coder or not, to create powerful automated workflows. But with so many options, finding the right fit isn't simple. You need a tool that matches your team's skills, integrates with your stack, and delivers real value.
This introduces latency, complexity and what we call 'bloat,' explains Chad Meley, SVP of Marketing at StarTree. We're collapsing that serving and query layer into one piece of the puzzle, significantly reducing the bloat and simplifying that architecture.
Blockchain technology enables companies to create a trusted architecture for sharing data across networks securely and reliably, thereby addressing master data issues more effectively.
B2B marketers face challenges when transitioning to an account-based marketing (ABM) approach, primarily due to CRM limitations, data integration issues, complex decision-making units, and measurement challenges.
The Enterprise Data Integration Platform on AWS Cloud has transformed organizations' capacity to leverage information assets despite challenges of fragmented data ecosystems.
