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It's hard to believe but the chip giant was established on July 18, 1968. Here are some of the highlights from the last half-century.
Tech execs gathered in Brisbane to discuss how their agencies are moving to a future where staff will be able to access all their applications and systems with a single ID. The luncheon was sponsored by VMware.
Government tech execs gathered in Canberra to discuss how their agencies are moving to a future where staff will be able to access all their applications and systems with a single ID. The luncheon was sponsored by VMware.
Tech chiefs gathered at Sydney's O'Bar to discuss how they are approaching cyber security. The luncheon was sponsored by Juniper and Seccom Global.
Data is becoming the new ‘oil’ and analytics is the differentiating factor. It not only delivers increased automation and sped up processes, but enables the identification of new models, the discovery of hidden relationships, and can reach a new level of intelligence. A group of leaders - from IT to data science to digital and marketing - gathered in Sydney for the CIO Breakfast, in partnership with SAS, to hear about the 'power of analytics' and how organisations are capitalising on artificial intelligence and machine learning to produce tangible business value.
Data is becoming the new ‘oil’ and analytics is the differentiating factor. It not only delivers increased automation and sped up processes, but enables the identification of new models, the discovery of hidden relationships, and can reach a new level of intelligence. A group of leaders - from IT to data science to digital and marketing - gathered in Melbourne for the CIO Breakfast, in partnership with SAS, to hear about the 'power of analytics' and how organisations are capitalising on artificial intelligence and machine learning to produce tangible business value.
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Rather than the tendency to view AI as a threat that can eliminate the need for human input and employment, some argue technology can assist and enhance business processes and digital marketing efforts.
