Continuous Intelligence Delivers Benefits Across Industries
Continuous intelligence, which relies on real-time analysis of streaming events data, is being widely adopted across many industries, for many
Topic: Streaming analytics, event processing
The ability to continually calculate statistical analytics within constant streams of multiple data coming from devices, sensors, websites, social media, and other applications.
IBM Watson AI XPRIZE Enters Final Stage of Competition
Three finalists will be announced for the competition that provides a $3 million Grand Prize, $1 million 2nd place prize, and $500k 3rd place
Real-time Analytics News Roundup for Week Ending January 18
In the news this week: an AI toolkit that helps businesses prepare board members for AI, enhancements to an intelligence SQL platform, new SaaS offerings to …
Continuous Intelligence in Action: Lessons from 3 Use Cases
Continuous intelligence offers benefits that can help companies better optimize, predict, and automate processes for greater business
How Satellites Could Bolster IoT Connectivity
The demand for globally connected devices is growing. Communications through satellite is one way to ensure connectivity on a large
Top 10 RTInsights Articles of 2019
Here is a quick overview of the major real-time analytics developments and innovations that got our readers’ attention over the last year.
What’s the Expiration Date of Your Data Insights?
Today, there is a need to transition from simply analyzing streaming data to developing insights that understand events in
Developing A Voice Assistant for Healthcare? Don’t Forget the HIPAA-cractic Oath
Healthcare is highly personal and oftentimes extremely emotional, and the bar for healthcare organizations providing voice applications is very
Is it Time to Throw the Data out with the Bathwater?
Having the knowledge, insight, and skill to make intelligent decisions on the kind of data included within ASR models is crucial to their performance and …
What Do You Need to Stream?
Getting the data is sometimes the hardest part of continuous intelligence.