Building Modern Apps at Cloud Scale with Data Services

Real Time data processing takes key focus in enabling creation of a Digital Twin to conduct what-if studies. An efficient Data Center Lifecycle Management System helps with areas like Alarm Management, Asset Management, Rack Capacity, Rack Cooling Index, Service Level Agreements in order to constantly help modernize the Data Center.
This webinar delves into the modernizing the operations side of Data Center using efficient DCLCM systems.
Key Takeaways: Life Cycle Management, Asset Management, Digital Twin, What if scenarios, Alarms, Rack Cooling Index, Insight to incremental modernization.

Time spent researching, implementing, and maintaining your business intelligence (BI) investment can snowball quickly, and mistakes are often expensive. In this webinar, Prash Chandramohan, Director, Product Marketing at Informatica will discuss ten steps that help you ensure your BI initiative delivers successful results on an ongoing basis

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This topic will discuss the different strategies to streamline ITSM, to enhance and manage IT Security

You will learn:
⦁ How to Focus on the processes and leverage with technology
⦁ ITIL Best practices - Align the energy of IT and with the business objectives
⦁ How to streamline the ITSM processes from the IT security perspective and ensure IT services is efficiently managed, and fully secured
⦁ How streamlining the processes and use of right technology helps to manage IT access governance and compliance

Our current health system in the United States operates in a silo model that is plagued by broken feedback loops that lead to misaligned incentives between payers, providers, managed care organizations, and social service agencies. A dearth of communication and interoperability between systems contributes to uncontrolled costs and missed opportunities to improve operational efficiency. Furthermore, the most vulnerably patients - individuals who experience adverse social determinants of health in addition to medical and/or behavioral challenges – are often excluded or made worse by the system’s inability to coordinate care across social and medical domains. With a universe of data at our fingertips, we can and must find creative solutions to these problems.

By bringing together social and medical data, we can see a more global view of the healthcare system – more specifically, where it’s working and failing. By linking social and medical utilization data from the whole ecosystem of care, we quickly see overlaps in care, avoidable redundancies in services used, and unmet needs on a population level. We integrate these insights into a comprehensive health management system that supports shared care plans between social and medical agencies, providing a holistic view of patient needs through real-time dashboards.

While we have a long way to go to fix our healthcare system, we have the data to help move us towards a more equitable solution, where healthcare can be affordable and accessible to all in our communities.

Our current health system in the United States operates in a silo model that is plagued by broken feedback loops that lead to misaligned incentives between payers, providers, managed care organizations, and social service agencies. A dearth of communication and interoperability between systems contributes to uncontrolled costs and missed opportunities to improve operational efficiency. Furthermore, the most vulnerably patients - individuals who experience adverse social determinants of health in addition to medical and/or behavioral challenges – are often excluded or made worse by the system’s inability to coordinate care across social and medical domains. With a universe of data at our fingertips, we can and must find creative solutions to these problems.

By bringing together social and medical data, we can see a more global view of the healthcare system – more specifically, where it’s working and failing. By linking social and medical utilization data from the whole ecosystem of care, we quickly see overlaps in care, avoidable redundancies in services used, and unmet needs on a population level. We integrate these insights into a comprehensive health management system that supports shared care plans between social and medical agencies, providing a holistic view of patient needs through real-time dashboards.

While we have a long way to go to fix our healthcare system, we have the data to help move us towards a more equitable solution, where healthcare can be affordable and accessible to all in our communities.

Real-time streaming applications are driving revenue growth in verticals such as retail, IoT, telecommunications, financial services and SaaS. However, architecting the data infrastructure that powers such applications for rapid business value remains a complex challenge.

In this talk, we will review the key components of a streaming data pipeline and highlight the desired characteristics from each component in the context of reliability, scalability and performance.

A real-world IoT Fleet Management application built on Confluent Kafka as the data ingestion layer, KSQL or Apache Spark as the stream processing layer, YugaByte DB as the operational data store and Spring Boot as the Analytics Dashboard framework will be used to demonstrate how the desired business goals can be achieved with ease.

This topic will discuss in the current trend in the FinTech and Financial Services Sector and what are the security challenges and Risk factors and how to prepare yourself to mitigate them.

You will learn
* What are all the major Financial Sectors and Factors leading to their
innovation
* Technology and Services overview in Various Financial Sectors
* Security and Risks
* Data Security
* Cyber Security
* Regulatory and compliance risk
* Fraud and identity theft
* Third party reliance

In recent years, diversity has come a long way nationally and internationally. Current data suggests that we still face challenges to engage diversity with inclusion. Per recent reports, the architecture/construction sector still lags and in need to empower women, practice equity and promote diversity.

This presentation will review national efforts for D&I - where we were and where we are now.
We will try to understand the concept/forms of exclusion and how our efforts both at a personal level and professional level can eliminate it. Eventually, it is not about being a woman or a minority, it is about becoming aware of exclusive behavior and cultivating inclusive thoughts and actions.

Takeaways:
1. Attendees will be able to understand the importance of inclusion & its relation to diversity. It is
very easy to exclude.
2. Participants will learn about women in the field of architecture and construction, challenges we
face and what the industry is doing to empower us.
3. We will discuss how to enhance relationships by valuing and respecting ethnic, cultural
differences and accommodating different stages of lives we all are in.

Deep dive into the ways machine learning and AI are becoming mainstream and enhancing analytics solutions and insights.

The talk would aim to de-mystify AI and show that it has been mainstream for longer than we think at different levels of sophistication. Defining AI is the first step in understanding it. Understanding the tools and uses helps make it less intimidating. And knowing it is democratized allows anyone to work in AI. We would walk through real world examples of AI used for leisure, everyday work tasks, and move on to more sophisticated industry uses. All examples keeping in mind best practices to control the AI, which can be a fickle thing when left unchecked.

Real-time streaming applications are driving revenue growth in verticals such as retail, IoT, telecommunications, financial services and SaaS. However, architecting the data infrastructure that powers such applications for rapid business value remains a complex challenge.

In this talk, we will review the key components of a streaming data pipeline and highlight the desired characteristics from each component in the context of reliability, scalability and performance.

A real-world IoT Fleet Management application built on Confluent Kafka as the data ingestion layer, KSQL or Apache Spark as the stream processing layer, YugaByte DB as the operational data store and Spring Boot as the Analytics Dashboard framework will be used to demonstrate how the desired business goals can be achieved with ease.

Today's consumers are demanding a customer service experience paradigm to keep up with their growing needs. From real-time instant responses to accessibility from a plethora of text and voice platforms, to understanding natural language.

Recent advances in natural language understanding and processing (NLU/NLP) and machine learning have enabled automated chatbots to provide a unique experience for businesses and consumers to connect and converse. In this webinar, we will discuss how businesses can leverage the latest in artificial intelligence and deep learning to create conversational chatbot platforms to wow their customers.

About the speaker:
Girish MuckAI is VP of Business Development & Strategy at Passage AI. He has 20+ years experience bringing state-of-the-art technology solutions to market and held leadership roles at Juniper Networks, Reliance Jio, Entropic Communications, Westell, Arris, SBC Labs and Cascade. Girish holds a B.Tech from IIT Madras, MS and PhD from Boston University and MBA from the Wharton School. Girish is also the CEO of IIT Madras Foundation.

The artificial intelligence revolution is being enabled by the rapid increase in data, computing power in the cloud, and hardware accelerators like GPUs and algorithm innovations. However, only < 5% of organizations have adopted or deployed AI in their operations and > 80% are gathering knowledge and prototyping.

In this webinar, we identify the challenges of transitioning from Prototype to Production. We break them down into four categories of challenges:

1) Code portability,
2) Scalability,
3) Hyperparameter optimization or Automated machine learning, and
4) Model Deployment.

In this talk, we will address challenges 1 & 2 using RocketML to aid in building production-grade AI applications. These techniques will not only improve data scientists' productivity, but will also reduce total cost of ownership (TCO) compared to market incumbents.

The webinar is hosted by Fundoo.info and moderated by IITAGH Board Member.

A number of modern, geo-distributed apps are being built in verticals such as retail, finance and SaaS. In an increasingly multi-cloud and hybrid-cloud world, the applications are becoming portable, but the databases are not. Enterprises are seeking to re-platform the data layer for scalability, developer friendliness and cloud-neutrality.

The transactional database tier powering these apps has been a high-latency, hard-to-scale, master-slave RDBMS for a long time. Multi-master configurations or the use of a separate NoSQL DB (for multi-region data distribution) are common solutions. However, none of these solutions achieve the desired business outcomes of high customer satisfaction, increased data protection, and regulatory compliance.

This talk will dive into how it is necessary to unify the best of SQL and NoSQL into one database in order to deliver the above business outcomes, and how YugaByte is helping democratize the transactional database layer by offering a single non-proprietary database that can span public and private clouds. YugaByte’s value proposition is strong for both CIOs, who can avoid cloud vendor lock-in at the database layer, and for developers, who don’t have to re-architect existing applications because of YugaByte’s built-in native compatibility to popular NoSQL and SQL interfaces.

The Webinar is hosted by Fundoo.info along with IITAGH Board Members.

Teams have been adopting and practicing Agile for years. Scrum and Kanban are two popular approaches used by agile teams to plan and iterate their development cycles. While these approaches have transformed software development for individual teams, they lack the constructs needed to synchronize multiple teams, provide Companies with a mechanism to adapt to change, and deliver enterprise software and systems in the shortest sustainable lead time. The Scaled Agile Framework (SAFe) leverages Agile practices and Lean product development to coordinate planning and delivery for multiple agile teams. This approach to scaling agile has led to the following benefits:

· Increase in solution quality

· Increase in productivity

· Increased employee engagement

· Faster time to market

· Better predictability

· Improved transparency



Join Radus Software for a 45 minute webinar to discuss scaling agile. Our experts will provide an overview of agile maturity, discuss the tipping points for scaling agile, and highlight the various levels of SAFe to help Organizations determine the best fit for their transition from agile teams to agile programs and/or portfolios. and how Metronome our SAFe ALM the first and only platform built specifically for SAFe from the ground-up, can help you with this journey through scaling your agile environment..

Major research and advisory firms in Information Technology like Gartner and Forrester identify technologies such as Blockchain technology, Artificial Intelligence / Machine Learning, Internet Of Things, Augmented Reality / Virtual Reality, and Cloud computing as game changers for the foreseeable future.

From my experience as the Managing Partner of a consulting and advisory firm, I know that data and data analytics play a significant role in ensuring that these technologies directly contribute to the bottom line of companies. A technology for technology’s sake has no relevance unless it provides a sustainable advantage to corporations by increasing revenues, reducing costs, or improving productivity. This webinar will review the key characteristics of the latest trending technologies mentioned above and how data and data analytics plays a critical role.

In Part 1, we discussed the algorithms and data structures used in a blockchain. In Part 2, we will use them to build a cryptocurrency and discuss the Consensus, Proof of Work, Applications, and Scalability.

Dr. Shiva Kintali is the Founder & CEO of TrueCerts, a blockchain powered digital certificates platform. Before starting TrueCerts, he taught in the Computer Science department of Princeton University. He is a frequent public speaker on AI, Blockchain, Cryptography and Game theory and their socio-economic and cultural impact. He is doing Blockchain research since 2012.

A Product Manager has the unenviable task of prioritization, balancing several short and long-term objectives to arrive at the what and when for the product team. For an early stage product, stack ranking priorities might be sufficient. For a mature product, the challenge is often deciding what not to focus on at any given time because several areas will need at least a minimum level of investment to continue to serve your customers and stay competitive. The right prioritization framework, therefore, depends on the factors such as maturity of the product, organization and competitive environment.

Dr. Paul Mario Koola will walk you through how humans have dominated our planet by sharing knowledge amongst ourselves and across generations thereby becoming the most dominant species on this planet leading to the Anthropocene age. How should we educate the next generation? Is a mass-produced conveyor belt model of K-12 the best way to teach the next generation? What is a flipped classroom model? In this day and age of information explosion and limited brain capacity, how should we learn? Does education stop with a degree? These are some of the topics we will discuss.

Please join in and help shape our future generations.