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Data governance doesn't need to be a burden on employees. A noninvasive approach formalizes existing responsibilities as ...
The vendor's update includes new data preparation and blending tools, improved interoperability with data warehouses and the ...
Compare Datadog vs. New Relic capabilities including alerts, log management, incident management and more. Learn which tool is ...
Many organizations struggle to manage their vast collection of AWS accounts, but Control Tower can help. The service automates ...
New AI agents include a meeting facilitator to take notes, a project manager and an interpreter.
Limitations include constrained licensing, limited support for different device sizes, lack of mature third-party integrations ...
With its Cerner acquisition, Oracle sets its sights on creating a national, anonymized patient database -- a road filled with ...
Oracle plans to acquire Cerner in a deal valued at about $30B. The second-largest EHR vendor in the U.S. could inject new life ...
SAP is injecting more generative AI into its Intelligent Spend Group via its Joule copilot. It also introduced new services for ...
At SAP TechEd, the vendor unveiled new functionality for its generative AI copilot, Joule, as well as ABAP capabilities in its ...
