Is it worth building your IT systems with the help of your internal IT department, or should you use external partners?

Technological debt is a build-up problem that cannot be underestimated. It can result in serious consequences in the future. How can debt reduce your organization's profits?

More and more companies want to carry out projects that will improve the quality of the company's data. This means increased awareness, but many organizations forget that taking care of data quality is a long-term process, not a single project.

When deciding to build a machine learning model, it makes sense to start by taking care of the quality of the data that will feed all these systems. Just how to do it? You'll find the answer to that question in the article below.

Artificial intelligence algorithms make it possible to analyze data, identify patterns and make better business decisions. So why aren't they being used in the insurance industry?

Data, like other key enterprise resources, requires building both a strategy for managing and using it. What does such a strategy consist of? The basis is to describe four elements.

Tough times create strong technologies. This paraphrase of a well-known quote that has been circulating on the Internet for a long time perfectly reflects our times. It can also be a good inspiration for taking action in 2023. Why?

Choosing which technology we want to implement first requires quieting the marketing hype in our heads and thinking about which solution will really improve our organization.

We say that data is extremely valuable to us. On the other hand, we most often deal with them haphazardly and without a plan. The way out of such a situation is to conduct a data ecosystem audit.

What can we do to make most of our IT projects successful? We can look for the answer in the history of the retail industry.

Data is the perfect fuel for effective marketing campaigns. However, if we don't take care of their quality, our actions will do more harm than good.

Why migrate data to the cloud and is it a safe and cost-effective solution? An expert from Britenet answers these questions for Commercial News.