Lambda expressions or Lambdas are, typically, a simpler way to pass function (behaviour) as an argument to another method or constructor. It is also called as Function Pointers or Function References.Lambdas were introduced in Java 8 and it was the most advertised and awaited feature of Java 8. Many other programming languages like Pascal, Smalltalk, C# etc. support Lambdas in some way or the other. Read on to know why Lambda gained so much attention...
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Cognitive Product Support:Next Phase of Intelligent Support Services
Today, customized user experiences and burgeoning demands are two major expectations from customers in an As-a-Service economy. Hence,the same anticipations have been building up for the technology sector. Read how Cognitive Product Support could unleash a number of far-reaching impacts.
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Design Thinking: Putting customer and customer experience at the core of product innovation
Successful companies are increasingly putting customers, not technology, at the heart of product design. It turns out that understanding what problems customers have and how a product can solve them is more important than simply incorporating new...
Introduction to Lambda expression in Java
Disruption – The key to building an AI first service line! “ – Enabling the Cognitive in Product Support”
The buzz words of automation, AI, RPA and others have been the mantra of all discussion forums, conferences, and even news channels! What is interesting to see is if you look at 5 of the top 8 companies by market cap in the world – Amazon, Alphabet, Apple, Microsoft & Facebook – are all are investing significantly in new age technologies. Right from driver less cars to automated delivery drones, with the central theme being AI and data- driven decision making. Clearly, the age of AI has arrived and is transforming industry after industry.
Module Pattern – structure your JavaScript as modules
A pattern is a reusable solutions that can be applied to a commonly occurring problem. Design patterns are advanced object-oriented solutions to commonly occurring software problems.Module design pattern is very useful for many reasons. Its main reason is for using object in a beneficial way and keeping a piece of code independent of the other code or simply to say, scoping.
