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Companies to shift AI goals in 2025 — with setbacks inevitable, Forrester predicts

CIO Business Intelligence

Forrester Research this week unleashed a slate of predictions for 2025. 2025 will be about the pursuit of near-term, bottom-line gains while competing for declining consumer loyalty and digital-first business buyers,” Sharyn Leaver, Forrester chief research officer, wrote in a blog post Tuesday.

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7 types of tech debt that could cripple your business

CIO Business Intelligence

Build up: Databases that have grown in size, complexity, and usage build up the need to rearchitect the model and architecture to support that growth over time.

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Will Workday’s new AI agents set it apart from competitors?

CIO Business Intelligence

With the exception of Recruiter (available now in Workday’s recent acquisition, HiredScore), the agents will be available in 2025. The new Assistant will be generally available in early 2025. The key thing with any AI strategy is your underlying platform and data,” said Naik Lopez.

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The Right Recipe for a Real-time Data Stack

CIO Business Intelligence

Similarly, many organizations have built data architectures to remain competitive, but have instead ended up with a complex web of disparate systems which may be slowing them down. Aligning data. A real-time data architecture should be designed with a set of aligned data streams that flow easily throughout the data ecosystem.

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The Future Is Hybrid Data, Embrace It

Cloudera

Impressive, but dwarfed by the amount of unstructured data, cloud data, and machine data – another 50 ZB. In fact, the total amount of data is expected to nearly triple by 2025. Only a fraction of data created is actually stored and managed, with analysts estimating it to be between 4 – 6 ZB in 2020.

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Not your father’s avatar: The real future of artificial intelligence

CIO Business Intelligence

At least in this scenario, the democratization of technology will compel CIOs to attend more to the foundational tasks of redefining data architectures, dealing with the current data center resurgence and the realignment of many more software and hardware stacks to make that abstraction practical.

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How the Public Sector Can Maximize the Value of Dark Data

Cloudera

One estimate states that “ on average, people will produce 463 exabytes of data per day by 2025.” Some examples include employee records, internal and external communications, photo, video, and audio files, IoT sensor data, and streamed data. Now consider that the federal government has approximately 2.8

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