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Redefining enterprise transformation in the age of intelligent ecosystems

CIO Business Intelligence

Our commitments to the businesses we supported as architects were perpetually at odds with reality. A tectonic shift was moving us all from monolithic architectures to self-service models and an existential crisis for architecture and IT was upon us. Enterprises survive and thrive through their capacity to pivot and adapt.

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EXL orchestrates AI for real business outcomes

CIO Business Intelligence

also incorporates a growing library of domain-specific AI agents that can dynamically interact with enterprise systems, streamlining processes, enhancing decision making and improving customer experiences. Open architecture platform: Building on EXLs deep data management and domain-specific knowledge, EXLerate.AI

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CIOs are rethinking how they use public cloud services. Here’s why.

CIO Business Intelligence

Secure storage, together with data transformation, monitoring, auditing, and a compliance layer, increase the complexity of the system. Around the AI service, you need to build a solution with an additional 10 to 12 different cloud services that fulfill the needs of an enterprise system.

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Have we reached the end of ‘too expensive’ for enterprise software?

CIO Business Intelligence

Generative artificial intelligence ( genAI ) and in particular large language models ( LLMs ) are changing the way companies develop and deliver software. Companies can enrich these versatile tools with their own data using the RAG (retrieval-augmented generation) architecture. An overview.

Software 321
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The 5 S’s of cyber resilience: How to rethink enterprise data security and management

CIO Business Intelligence

Modern security architectures deliver multiple layers of protection. A zero trust architecture supported by multi-factor authentication (MFA), separation of duties and least privilege access for both machines and roles will help prevent unauthorized users and machines from accessing the environment.

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Strategies for telecom executives: navigating the OPEX conundrum

CIO Business Intelligence

Determining what systems to retire, maintain, or invest in lays the foundation for cost reductions and more effective investments. An effective roadmap involves not only evaluating current system architecture, skills availability and cost of ownership, but also considering future business needs.

Strategy 219
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How CareSource ditched its data silos

CIO Business Intelligence

As companies re-evaluate current IT infrastructures and processes with the goal of creating more efficient, resilient, and intuitive enterprise systems, one thing has become very clear: traditional data warehousing architectures that separate data storage from usage are pretty much obsolete.

Data 235