Artificial intelligence is here to… No, not to steal your job but rather to make it easier and its — results more impressive, at least, concerning cybersecurity services. If properly harnessed and used, the power of AI and machine learning can significantly improve the levels of software protection.
AI for cybersecurity is quite a theme to discuss and imagine things about. In this article, we will scratch the surface of the topic to get that essential understanding of the matter; we will examine how and for what purposes people use AI and machine learning; we will learn about the benefits and challenges that AI poses.
Lab inventory management is where you have to do a lot of mundane repetitive work, which a human mind despises, to ensure that the lab can run efficiently and the employees have everything they need where and when they need it. Overall, inventory management is a cumbersome and a taxing process, which has no right to be so clunky and clumsy in the era of automation. Thus, the desire to build lab inventory software is a natural and a well-justified decision, which will go a long way in ensuring cost-efficiency, decreasing workload, and decreasing the probability of errors.
Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) — depending on your occupation this name can ring a bell for you. And, if your work responsibilities included the development of telemedicine software for the US market the ring of this bell can be a little anxious-inducing. Developing a HIPAA-compliant telemedicine platform is a painstaking, business analysis-heavy process, which is absolutely required to protect the sensitive data HealthCare apps deal with and avoid outrageously high fines.
Do people still build online marketplaces? Hell yeah, they do. More than half of all online marketplaces were launched in the last 7 years. The market continues to grow, people are more willing to buy and sell, online, new countries enter the level of economic prosperity that is just right for online marketplaces. The opportunities are ripe to harvest.
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Fast backward to ancient Babylonia, 1800 BC give or take several hundred years (yeah, no historic accuracy for us here). Imagine you are a farmer named Abum-kila-ilim, and you need a loan because the latest harvest wasn’t spectacular, your livestock is underfed, and you… you’re quite likely underfed as well. Where would you go? That’s right: to the shrine of Shamash, the sun-god and the lord of justice and righteousness!
In 2018, in the US alone, the insurance industry totaled $1,22 trillion in net premiums with 2.7 million employees and $49.5 billion of payments in property losses. The industry is a giant, and its economic impact is colossal. And, what even more colossal is the amount of paperwork and number of the complex processes that run insurance companies.
I received an offer from another, way bigger company, and… Well, sure, with my rose-colored glasses on, I took the offer.
One more year has passed, I’ve got a few different certifications and watched hundreds of thousands of dollars being wasted.
Considering that the United Kingdom is among the global technology leaders, it’s quite possible that the next “Amazon//Google/[Insert tech giant of your choice here],” which will change the digital ecosystem forever, is currently rising to its feet on the Kingdom’s islands.
In this article, we gathered the diverse Top of UK Startups to Watch for in 2020, which have the potential to shake the IT and real world.