In today's data-driven world, companies are constantly challenged by the need to process and analyze massive streams of data in real-time. Without efficient solutions in place, they risk falling behind in an increasingly competitive landscape. Let's delve into the top three challenges faced by companies in the absence of Data Stream Processor (DSP) and explore how this technology is

The Banking, Financial Services, and Insurance (BFSI) sector has been advancing in its capabilities owing to the digitization and the pace at which it is being embraced in recent years. Moreover, it is becoming more competitive than ever before, thereby empowering modern customers.

The healthcare system across the world is going through unprecedented pressure due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. It is still unknown when the world will return to full recovery. This makes it more difficult for hospitals, health systems, and healthcare staff to find a solution on how to reduce pressure in the future.

Making data useful is an essential part of driving decisions for enterprises. The measure of successful business productivity and adaptability lies in utilizing dormant data in the face of rapid changes. Empowering the front-line of business through AI and analytics will create ample opportunities for growth and long-term stability.‘

Digital transformation was already a top priority for banks as they were facing extreme competition from much larger banks and fintech companies. The main challenge for banks is to stay ahead of others by offering faster and more convenient customer service options. But with the ongoing pandemic, banks are facing uncertainty and much tougher challenges to stay afloat. The demand for providing the

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The rise of data and how organizations are increasingly becoming data driven With huge amounts of data being generated every second from various sources such as business transactions, industrial machinery and social media, data is becoming the fuel that is driving any business. Organizations are relying on data and analytics to run every aspect of their business ranging from optimizing business

By 2023, more than 33% of large organizations will have analysts practicing decision intelligence, including decision modelling – Gartner Data-driven businesses are finding ways to utilize the gargantuan amount of data that is collected from their interactions with IoT devices, social networking platforms, industrial equipment, manufacturing work processes, etc.

Risk is one area, which is inevitable in any business, but then, as times are changing, rather than avoiding risk, companies are investing in how to detect, analyze and take preventive measures to manage their risks better.