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1 week ago | biztechmagazine.com | Nathan Eddy

What Are Some Industry Examples of Unsupervised Learning? Clustering analysis and other forms of unsupervised learning are used across industries, including healthcare, finance, retail and manufacturing. In healthcare, clustering helps identify patient populations with similar health characteristics or treatment responses. “You can use clustering to group patients based on historical data and then design interventions tailored to each group,” Purcell says.

1 week ago | biztechmagazine.com | Doug Bonderud

Self-service is no longer expected; it’s the standard. According to data from PYMNTS, 84% of U.S. consumers enjoy using self-service options, and 66% of customers prefer this technology to traditional staffed checkouts. But what makes one self-service solution better than others? And what features do users want in order to improve their experience?

2 weeks ago | biztechmagazine.com | Bob Keaveney

May 23 2025 Security Stolen and misused credentials are threat actors’ top attack strategy. Rohit Ghai, CEO of the security company RSA, explains what businesses can do about it. Cybercriminals have more sophisticated tools than ever to deploy as they seek to compromise networks, but they continue to rely primarily on the tried-and-true method of impersonating authorized users. The reason: It works.

2 weeks ago | biztechmagazine.com | J.P. Pressley

May 21 2025 Data Analytics Observability can yield tremendous ROI, but only if done properly. IT leaders “report an annual return on observability solutions that’s 2.67x their spend,” according to a Splunk report. But to make sure their efforts really work as intended, teams must first implement data integration, real-time monitoring and predictive analytics. Here are three ways organizations can improve observability in their tech stacks.

2 weeks ago | biztechmagazine.com | Mary Shacklett

May 19 2025 Security Identity governance and administration tools simplify user identity management for small businesses, especially those in regulatory-heavy industries. Small businesses and startups face many of the same cybersecurity risks as enterprises. They just tend to have less time and fewer people to deal with the barrage of cyberattacks. What’s more, modern SMBs face much of the same complexity as larger organizations.