SnapLogic field chief technology officer Brad Drysdale discusses the roadblocks to a successful machine learning implementation and the ways they can overcome them.

Low- and no-code platforms are the next technological leap powering the next stage of the workplace evolution, writes SnapLogic field chief technology officer Brad Drysdale.

Customers don’t have the time or patience for companies to figure it out; they go where they have the easiest, most satisfying experience. 

Getting off legacy systems can be difficult but the potential benefits of updating IT infrastructure or even better integrating old systems can be immense.

With data provided from weather stations around the world, measuring wind speed, air pressure, temperature, and many other data points, AI can then identify patterns and give a holistic view of how our planet is changing.

Video replay technology now marshals the football field, and next-generation facilities give the competitive edge to elite sportspeople. Data analytics lies at the heart of these new technologies.

Data quality, security, and privacy concerns are real and until these are addressed, the AI regulation debate will continue.

From boosting customer engagement, to launching breakthrough products, to increasing revenue and growth, digital transformation can radically improve a business and its place in the market.

On average, enterprises are using 1,427 distinct cloud services, with the typical employee using 36 different cloud applications during their working day.

This latest solution builds on SnapLogic’s support for the Google Cloud Platform, which includes existing intelligent connectors.