Topic: data

LightBeam.ai introduces new free module for complying with data privacy requirements

The data security and privacy automation company LightBeam.ai today announced a new, free PrivacyOps Pro module in order to help organizations of varying sizes and industries meet specific requirements of international, national, and state data privacy laws.   While new data privacy regulations are a step in the right direction for user safety, the disparate nature … continue reading

Beyond batch: Real-time business is a continuous event

Real-time data streams and processing are crossing into the mainstream – they will become the norm, not the exception, according to IDC.  The drivers are, by now, familiar: Cloud, IoT and 5G have increased the amount of data generated by – and flowing through – organizations. They have also accelerated the pace of business, with … continue reading

The importance of tool integration for QA teams

Everybody cares about software quality (or they ought to, at least), but it’s easier said than done. Lots of factors can cause software to fail, from tools and systems not integrating well to people not communicating well. According to ConnectALL, improving value stream flow can help with these communication breakdowns, tool integration can improve quality … continue reading

Dynatrace introduces Grail to its software intelligence platform

Dynatrace, the software intelligence company, today announced Grail, the new homegrown, core technology within its software intelligence platform.  This core technology is intended to unify observability, security, and business data from cloud native and multi-cloud environments. Grail also retains context from the data it unifies and works to deliver fast and accurate AI-powered answers and … continue reading

Web3 and Web 3.0: Two different ideas that can coexist

It seems that every day in the tech world we hear about the salvation that the new era of the web will bring by taking away mega corporations’ hold on user data and giving control back to the people (at least some of it). But it isn’t until we read into the matter further that … continue reading

Snowflake’s new solution to data complexity is here

Today, data has become the main currency of organizations, being used for analytics, AI/ML, and enabling better data-driven decisions. But all of that data results in a lot of added complexity for data professionals, which in turn slows the time to insight and leaves a lot of the value from data unrealized. “How cloud object … continue reading

DALL-E now available without waitlist

OpenAI has removed the waitlist for the DALL-E beta so that users can get started right away. DALL-E allows users to type infinite combinations of prompts that will each generate a unique set of images generated by ML/AI. Whether the prompts are as simple as “an armchair in the shape of an avocado” or as … continue reading

Data parsing: An essential part of data processing

Data parsing is the process of converting data from one format to another with the intention of simplifying it and making it more comprehendible.  Parsing is a technical capability that, according to Gartner analyst Jason Medd, can be broken down into three categories in the context of data management. The first is data set level … continue reading

Appfire acquires time tracking software 7pace

Enterprise collaboration software company Appfire announced the acquisition of the German company 7pace, creators of the 7pace Timetracker, which is a time tracking solution for development teams. The acquisition will bring the solution into the Atlassian ecosystem and will help expand time management offerings for customers.  Timetracker incorporates AI and machine learning to capture time … continue reading

Mapped announces self-service data offering

The AI-powered independent data layer Mapped now has a no-cost, self-service Starter Plan offering for software development and data science teams.  With the new plan, software developers and data scientists can automate data extraction and standardization.  Mapped simplifies the data integration process into a single API and with the latest launch, enables application developers to … continue reading

Heroku to stop offering free plans

Heroku stated that it will stop offering free product plans on November 28th and that it is planning to shut down free dynos and data services.  Also, accounts that have been inactive for over a year and their associated storage will be deleted starting on October 26th this year. “Our product, engineering, and security teams … continue reading

Data-driven pipelines are the bedrock to improving developer experience

We’ve found ourselves amidst a rapidly-changing industry, pushing for faster development cycles and less-siloed departments more than ever. While advancing technologies and better methodology look great on the surface for company decision-makers, they’re missing something even more important to avoid production bottlenecks. To successfully engineer software in our competitive landscape, you need to improve the … continue reading

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