An architectural approach to deep learning platforms
The likes of Facebook, Google, Apple, Amazon and Microsoft demonstrate the power of Artificial Intelligence (AI) on a daily basis. Indeed, how investors see the value of such companies is influenced heavily by their AI prowess. This AI imperative is now spreading to the business mainstream and will become fundamental to the operation of most industries.
But how does this translate to actionable practicalities for enterprise organizations? And what needs to be done to lay the right technology foundations to meet both immediate and future needs?
Content Contributors: Dale Vile & Bryan Betts
Bryan is a technology enthusiast and industry veteran. He has been analysing, explaining and writing about IT and business in a highly engaging manner for around three decades. His experience spans the early days of minicomputers and PC technology, through the emergence of cellular data and smart mobile devices, to the latest developments of the software-defined age in which we all live today. Over his career, Bryan has seen at first-hand how IT changes the world – and how the world changes IT – and he brings that extensive insight to his role as an industry analyst.
Dale is a co-founder of Freeform Dynamics, and today runs the company. As part of this, he oversees the organisation’s industry coverage and research agenda, which tracks technology trends and developments, along with IT-related buying behaviour among mainstream enterprises, SMBs and public sector organisations.
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