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IBM is a global technology and innovation company that stands for progress. For more than a century, the company has focused on helping build a smarter planet. With operations in over 170 countries, IBMers around the world invent and apply software, hardware, business consulting, and technology services to help forward-thinking enterprises, institutions and people solve their most complex problems.
The skills gap remains a major obstacle to AI adoption. In fact, a study conducted by IBM last year found that 34% of respondents cited limited AI skills, expertise or knowledge as hinderances to their business successfully implementing AI. It was on this backdrop that IBM is addressing the concern by investing in embeddable AI technology to enable IBM Ecosystem partners to overcome the high skills and infrastructure costs.
Are we fighting a losing battle when it comes to cybersecurity? Regardless of the effort and expense, data breaches keep occurring. IBM’s latest Cost of Data Breach report released last week found that the cost of data breaches are reaching record highs in Australia (AUD4.03 million), ASEAN (US$3.05 million) and South Korea (KRW4,536 million).
Over the last decade, the power of AI has grown exponentially. Driven by the ubiquity of detailed, fine-grained data, sophisticated algorithms and access to relativity cheap compute power via the cloud; the scope and power of AI to solve real world problems has never been greater.
Businesses are running on applications and applications are critical for every businesstoday, regardless of industry and location. Why are application performance management (APM) tools such as Instana and application resource management tools like Turbonomic unique in that space? Tushar Bajaj, Director, WW Sales for Turbonomic unpacks it for us.
The need for greater efficiency and productivity prompted enterprises in the 1990s to automate business processes to tackle time consuming and labour intensive processes as a cost saving measure.
In recent years, data has been at the front and centre for enterprises seeking to stay relevant, sustainable and emerge as industry leaders. The democratisation of data has further led to the availability, demand and use of data at an unprecedented pace. This phenomenon, however, has surfaced challenges and opportunities for enterprises.
As Australian customers increasingly pivot towards hybrid-cloud and digitally transformed IT infrastructures, partners are being called on to improve reliability, experience and innovation levels across application architectures.
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