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Best Ways to Integrate Big Data into Your Business

Smart Data Collective

Financial data (invoices, transactions, billing data) and internal and external documents (reports, business letters, production plans, and so on) are examples of this. For example, predictive analytics detect unlawful trading and fraudulent transactions in the banking industry. Spotify is a good example.

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Top 5 Information Technology Trends in 2024

GAVS Technology

Artificial Intelligence (AI) has become more prevalent, influencing everything from cybersecurity to data analytics. A classic example is that of banks automating loan processing with hyperautomation. Banks can leverage cybersecurity measures to secure sensitive information like passwords and medical records.

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The Future of AI in Healthcare: Trends and Innovations

Cprime

– AI is crucial in identifying and inventorying electronic PHI (ePHI), using deep learning to mimic trained humans’ abilities without cumbersome programming, and is necessary as traditional defenses are no longer sufficient against evolving cybersecurity threats. Can AI help with the predictive maintenance of medical equipment?

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EDI Security in Finance and Mortgage: Protecting Sensitive Data in Electronic Exchange

Astera

It automates tasks such as mortgage application submission, document verification, and loan underwriting, enabling faster turnaround times. It minimizes the reliance on paper-based documentation, streamlines workflow, and reduces administrative overheads.

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150+ Top Global Cloud Thought Leaders and Next Generation Leaders of 2021

Whizlabs

Currently she works at Microsoft and concentrates mainly on cloud computing, edge computing, distributed systems and architecture, and a little bit of machine learning and artificial intelligence. Marc has started his career as an in-house IT consultant for large investment banks in New York, London and Sydney.