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The value of digital footprint analysis is in pattern recognition, not in treating any single signal as a reason to reject more people.​

Chances are good that you already have masses of prospect and customer input data that could be mined for the gold that lies within.

Data from NASA satellites in space could help communities without ground-based monitors better track air pollution, according to two new studies.

Data operationalization, complemented by the pragmatic deployment of AI use cases with said data, is, at its core, a move toward automation and autonomous syste

Motorsports teaches a lesson many executives are still learning in their own industries. Information does not create advantage until people turn it into judgmen

Rather than trying to aggregate everything into one system, we will have to start focusing on creating greater efficiency across many limited systems.

The Rubin Observatory in Chile has begun a 10-year sky survey, using the world’s largest digital camera to find asteroids, supernovae and anything else that mov

Women-specific conditions have historically generated far less structured data than those taken from men.

Public input identifying over 100 million trail cameras photos of Wisconsin’s animals has transformed science education and state wildlife management.

Meeting data center electricity demand with fossil fuels will add $30 billion to annual electricity costs. Clean energy will cost $5 billion less.

As analytics tools have gotten more sophisticated, so has loss prevention teams’ understanding of the landscape and the strategies ORC groups favor.

One startup pays cleaners to film your kitchen while another gets paid to run plumbing dispatch. Both are chasing the data the physical world never uploaded.

Most transportation professionals understand the cost curve; the hurdle is a lack of high-fidelity data to act on it.

Data products helped organizations organize and govern information at scale, but competitive advantage now comes from embedding trusted data into the decisions

Helping people make informed decisions may ultimately create more value than providing additional information.

The more information we all collect and retain, the bigger the challenges get, particularly when so much business data is unstructured.

Value is not an afterthought here: It is literally what is being measured, in euros, with rigor and accountability.

Most operators already have more data than their teams can realistically process.

Every week you delay is a week your competitors may be moving from observation to action while you're still debating what the chart means.

This shift from deterministic to probabilistic planning is a shift in mindset first and foremost.

The job has stopped being about supporting IT delivery and started being about owning business outcomes that happen to need data and AI to work.

At Data + AI Summit, Databricks CEO Ali Ghodsi unveiled LTAP, a new architecture that collapses the 40-year unification problem of OLTP and OLAP databases.

A new analysis out of JLL says getting data centers into orbit is easier than ever, but significant obstacles remain.

Data centers are noisy and power-hungry. This startup might have a solution that prioritizes off-grid renewable energy.