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Apr 1, 2017 46 min

Cognitive Computing and Digital Transformation

from CXOTalk Hosted by Michael Krigsman

Digital transformation is part of the core strategy for many companies. Today, however, transformation involves not just organizational change but platforms, ecosystems, and technologies that enable organizations to use data in new ways. This episode explores the transition to new business models -- simplifying without gaining complexity -- using machine learning and cognitive computing as a foundation.

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