machine learning, deep learning, cognitive computing, robotic process automation (rpa), natural language processing (nlp), machine perception, predictive apis, image recognition, speech recognition, virtual agent, intelligent assistant, personal advisor, chatbot, semantic search. did i miss anything? i am sure i did. however, i guess i provide a good list for your next round of artificial intelligence (ai) bullshit bingo. oh, one last thing -- machine reasoning! if you've ...jun. 28, 2017 11:15 pm edt reads: 1,180the high--level plan for digital transformationby kevin benedictthe size of competitors and the longevity of their brands, are less predictive of future success than the quality and speed of their information logistics systems, and their ability to use it as a competitive advantage. 28, 2017 10:45 pm edt reads: 1,653[video] ai log analysis with loom systemsby liz mcmillan""loom is applying artificial intelligence and machine learning into the entire log analysis process, from start to finish and at the end you will get a human touch,” explained sabo taylor diab, vice president, marketing at loom systems, in this sys--con.tv interview at 20th cloud expo, held june 6--8, 2017, at the javits center in new york city, ny.jun. 28, 2017 10:00 pm edt reads: 2,057don’t get lost in the cloudby todd mattersfor most organizations, the move to hybrid cloud is now a question of when, not if. fully 82% of enterprises plan to have a hybrid cloud strategy this year, according to infoholic research. the worldwide hybrid cloud computing market is expected to grow about 34% annually over the next five years, reaching $241.13 billion by 2022. companies are embracing hybrid cloud because of the many advantages it offers compared to relying on a single provider for all of their cloud needs. hybrid offers balance and flexibility. it helps companies achieve a wide array of business goals, including availabili...jun. 28, 2017 08:30 pm edt reads: 1,810falling prices make hosted solutions irrelevant?by harry trottthe margins of cloud products like virtual machines are still in the 50% range. in essence, price drops are going to be a regular feature for the foreseeable future. this begets the question -- are hosted solutions becoming irrelevant today? boston--based market research firm, 451 research, has been publishing their ‘cloud price index' for a few years now. the quarterly study looks into the pricing of various offerings in the cloud market to understand the shifting dynamics in the public, private and hybrid cloud market. according to dr. owen rogers from 451 research, the approach here is simila...jun. 28, 2017 08:15 pm edt reads: 447preparing for the next (dx) disruptionby jason bloombergthe dirty little secret, however, is that we are as unable to predict the future as you. none of us really knows what will happen next. the future is made up of an incredibly complex mixture of technologies, possibilities, and events that come together in ways that no one can truly predict.