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Digital leaders and CIOs identify the biggest risk that is not the official register
Digital leaders and CIOs identify the biggest risk that is not the official register
The UK water industry is collaborating on open water data to help contextualize challenges and opportunities for improvement. Their work has important implications for improving the environment and other sectors that could benefit from open data collaboration.
Open source software is having its most significant moment, but it’s important that everyone benefits.
Confluent CEO Jay Kreps managed market expectations last quarter by lowering the ‘data-in-motion’ vendor’s guidance - which the company has exceeded.
NHS Business Services Authority’s open publishing approach supported 7.5 million transactions last year.
Gavin Starks, CEO of IcebreakerOne, who co-chaired the birth of the Open Banking Standard, wants to do the same for sustainability data. He believes industry-wide data sharing needs to start with a trust framework rather than fancy tech or a cloud monopoly. What he has to say has important implications for accelerating sustainability efforts and all industry-wide data-sharing collaboration.
Shift massively speeds up time to market for new products.
ScaleOut Software has open sourced a new real-time digital twin API and workbench. This promises to usher in a new generation of interconnected simulations to improve logistics, smart cities, and operational planning.
SAP's announcement of the pending "sunset" of openSAP caused a community reaction and raised transition questions. I asked SAP for answers. I also share advice for SAP developers from Juergen Mueller - and some surprising/inspiring advice from the Boring Enterprise Nerds.
Open Source Initiative Executive Director Stefano Maffulli weighs on work to define open source AI and what this means for enterprises.
Efforts to build open AI are getting a boost from the AI Alliance backed by IBM, Meta, Intel, NASA, the National Science Foundation, and fifty other organizations. This could spur research into smaller, more efficient, and secure models that may be more appropriate for enterprises.
The idea of the Citizen Developer is often politely scoffed at and dismissed by software vendors and business users. But over at low-code developer, Mendix, the notion is gaining traction.
Should LLMs and generative AI be more open and transparent? The mood music says yes. But what does ‘open’ really mean?