Future of Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning in Marketing

Infographic | December 20, 2019

As ISACA celebrates its 50th anniversary, it is the ideal time to look to the future of technology and how technology-driven innovation will shape the new decade. ISACA surveyed more than 5,000 business technology professionals this year to gather their perspective on how the tech landscape of the new decade--the 2020s--will affect both the enterprise landscape and society more generally.

Infographic | January 10, 2020

Use data analysis to take your business to a whole new level. Microsoft Azure Machine Learning simplifies data analysis and empowers you to find the answers your business needs. The question isn’t whether you can find the answers. The question is how

Infographic | May 19, 2021

There has been a fast change in consumer trends in the post-Covid-19 world. The ethical use of artificial intelligence, complex privacy and security concerns, and the rising effect of climate change will drive industries to integrate systemic risk into their long-term planning. It is the change that drives evolution, and it will not be much to say that AI is one of the big technology trends for 2021 and beyond.

Infographic | June 14, 2022

The global text analytics market is expected to reach $14.84 billion by 2026. The text analytics market worldwide is expected to grow at a CAGR of 17.35% throughout 2021−2026.

Infographic | April 15, 2021

In the following infographic, discover the cycle of custom software development that a company like Develux can offer, where each stage represents a thorough performance and responsible attitude to developing a product.

Infographic | August 19, 2020

COVID-19 has turned banking digital practically overnight. In just a few days, the financial industry experienced more disruption than it’s seen in decades, from how employees do their work and redefining branch strategies to the delivery of products and much more. It’s clear that how consumers interact with their bank or credit union has fundamentally changed and will never be the same again. Prior to the pandemic, financial institutions were heading in the right direction with digital transformation and digital initiatives. But there wasn’t a big sense of urgency because things were still going well and profits were high. Now, with the tide changing so quickly and consumers having no other option than to rely even more heavily on technology and their mobile devices, financial institutions find themselves in a position where they have to act fast in order to sustain growth and succeed.