Enterprises striving to harness new technologies and fulfill emerging consumer demands often face unfamiliar challenges – design thinking is a comprehensive problem solving approach that considers several aspects to create a multifaceted solution, one that’s aligned to the consumer’s vision. Research, development, delivery and evaluation are the four stages of the design-thinking cycle – where insights from evaluation are re-incorporated into research. User-experience centric organizations must, therefore, encourage contradictory perspectives – assimilating parts of each to create a perfect, out-of-the-box solution. Read this blog to know more.
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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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Artificial Intelligence, Internet of Things and beyond Artificial Intelligence paradigm
The combination of IoT, Big data, and cognitive-sensed AI will rule the world in the coming days. In the future, billions of devices will be connected, each device having a different requirement and purpose, and we may be able to group the devices...
Design Thinking: An Infinite Source of New Opportunities
Engineering Analytics – What’s next in software engineering?
The evolution of technology and consumer demands are forcing companies to seek innovative product development models. Engineering analytics enables evaluation of past performance, pinpointing areas for improvement and change. Read this blog to know why Analytics is the next step in software engineering.
Executive Summary @ a Finger Click – A Technocrat View
In today's day and age, business leaders are faced with a lot of information clutter that prevents them from taking informed decisions. Automated text summarization is a technique that can help them sift through all unimportant content and get to the core of the business problem.
