João-Pierre Ruth
Senior Editor at InformationWeek
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Senior Editor, @InformationWeek covering tech policy, #Fintech, code strategy, cloud & edge. Corporate goth, part-time vampire. NO EMBARGOED PITCHES!
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2 weeks ago |
informationweek.com | João-Pierre Ruth
The layers of tech and data used by an institution such as Franciscan Health, a 12-hospital system in Indiana that also has a presence in suburban Chicago, can need a bit of decluttering for sake of efficiency. The path to sort out data and other aspects of observability led the health system to observability platform Pantomath.
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2 weeks ago |
informationweek.com | João-Pierre Ruth
A desire for consistency in how AI performs, and with the results it delivers, is shared among many companies and their customers, says Babak Hodjat, CTO of AI for Cognizant. Delivering such consistency may require internal and external effort to mature the technology. Hodjat’s experience with AI runs from the early days of his career, through the development of natural language technology found in Apple’s Siri digital assistant, to his current role at Cognizant.
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3 weeks ago |
informationweek.com | João-Pierre Ruth
Michael Israel says the networking overhaul extended beyond systems used at the home field of the New England Patriots. The gridiron action of the New England Patriots naturally takes center stage in the public eye, but when the team’s owner, holding company The Kraft Group, wanted to update certain tech resources, the plan encompassed its extensive operations.
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3 weeks ago |
informationweek.com | João-Pierre Ruth
Though the legal sector has a history for being a touch reticent when it comes to exploring new technology, the professional and legal side of LexisNexis is making inroads with AI. Quick to find uses for AI after the rise of ChatGPT, Jeff Reihl, executive vice president and CTO for the legal and professional side of LexisNexis, says his company shifted gears on certain projects. In some instances, it even meant putting some efforts on hold indefinitely in favor of a new, AI-driven path.
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4 weeks ago |
informationweek.com | João-Pierre Ruth
It was inevitable that rival AI would garner the public’s attention, including models developed in adversarial nation states. As DeepSeek, developed in China, continues to make moves in the AI arena, Lisa Costa, Ph. D., shared some perspectives on certain security risks that may need to be discussed.
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