- June 16, 2024
Best practices for augmenting human intelligence with AI
Artificial intelligence (AI) should be designed to include and balance human oversight, agency and accountability over decisions across the AI lifecycle. IBM’s first Principle for
Microcontrollers vs. microprocessors: What’s the difference?
Microcontroller units (MCUs) and microprocessor units (MPUs) are two kinds of integrated circuits that, while similar in certain ways, are very different in many others.
5 SLA metrics you should be monitoring
In business and beyond, communication is king. Successful service level agreements (SLAs) operate on this principle, laying the foundation for successful provider-customer relationships. A service
Maximizing SaaS application analytics value with AI
Software as a service (SaaS) applications have become a boon for enterprises looking to maximize network agility while minimizing costs. They offer app developers on-demand
Agility, flexibility and security: The value of cloud in HPC
In today’s competitive business environment, firms are confronted with complex, computational issues that demand swift resolution. Such problems might be too intricate for a single
Responsible AI can revolutionize tax agencies to improve citizen services
The new era of generative AI has spurred the exploration of AI use cases to enhance productivity, improve customer service, increase efficiency and scale IT
Empower developers to focus on innovation with IBM watsonx
In the realm of software development, efficiency and innovation are of paramount importance. As businesses strive to deliver cutting-edge solutions at an unprecedented pace, generative
Enhancing triparty repo transactions with IBM MQ for efficiency, security and scalability
The exchange of securities between parties is a critical aspect of the financial industry that demands high levels of security and efficiency. Triparty repo dealing
Enterprises’ best bet for the future: Securing generative AI
IBM and AWS study: Less than 25% of current generative AI projects are being secured The enterprise world has long operated on the notion that
Business process management (BPM) examples
Business Process Management (BPM) is a systematic approach to managing and streamlining business processes. BPM is intended to help improve the efficiency of existing processes,