Most organizations rarely lack data, yet we often hear data leaders say, “We manage petabytes of data, yet arriving at an accurate insight is time-consuming.” Most data teams aren’t lacking in data; they lack reliable, reusable outputs. The signs are everywhere: high costs, slower processes, inaccurate insights, duplicated efforts, and a cluttered dashboard. Without curated, […]
Large Language Models, as impressive as they are, can still make mistakes. The impact of these mistakes often depends on the nature of the input prompt, the criticality of the scenario, and the action that the LLM output drives. In a consumer-grade use case, slips may be tolerable, but in an enterprise setting, the error […]
Listen to the blog Email remains one of the most reliable pillars of enterprise communication, playing far more than just a role in everyday collaboration. Most employees in any organization consider email as a medium to communicate and collaborate with wider teams. However, they fail to acknowledge the other instrumental aspect of email that it […]
If you listened to my recent podcast (Navigating Innovation and Trust in the Age of AI) with Kim Basile, Kyndryl’s Chief Information Officer, you would know that I like to work with acronyms. When looking at the exploding world of AI, enterprises and executives are experiencing FOMO – the Fear Of Missing Out. As Kyndryl […]
Listen to the blog File archiving has transcended its legacy definition of just being a long-term storage mechanism to become more of a strategic data management powerhouse. The strongest archival platforms are built around four foundational pillars: compliance, cost efficiency, security, and intelligent information lifecycle management and governance. Each element addresses a pressing challenge for […]
Despite the growing shift toward cloud-first strategies — with 85% of organizations expected to embrace the approach (Gartner) — legacy systems still dominate IT landscapes. According to Gartner (2023), about 65% of enterprise applications are now legacy systems, with many organizations dedicating 60–80% of their IT budgets to maintaining them rather than investing in innovation. […]
