L3C AI in Action Insurance
We were delighted to host the latest in our AI in Action series focusing on Insurance on 1st November 2018.
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Unix Roadmaps: The future for AIX, HPUX and Solaris
by Jerry Crossfield
in AIX, HPUX, Solaris
Is there a future for Unix? Unix is not dead. It still runs many of the core systems for the world’s largest companies and multiple SMEs across multiple industries. However as Unix migration and cloud specialists we often get asked what is the future of AIX, HPUX and Solaris. From a longevity perspective its interesting […]
L3C AI in Action: How Is Used
How L3C AI in ActIon: How to commercialise an AI solution Can an SME commercialise an AI solution? At the recent L3C AI in Action conference at the Royal Institution we heard from many organisations from ‘Goliaths’ such as IBM, Microsoft, Citbank, Deloitte, NVidia and D.FI to ‘Davids’ such as Ontotext, 1plusX and Elevate Direct […]
Observations From L3C AI in Action: How Is Used
How is AI really being used across industries and is it stepping up to the challenge?
Observations From AI Expo
Observations from AI Expo: Overcoming obstacles and adopting industries
What is your AI initiative trying to achieve?
Sounds a basic question but we have seen several well intentioned AI projects stall as objectives get blurred. Can AI effect operational efficiency and cost reduction or is it a true driver of revenue growth for businesses? To enhance the success of your AI project it should be clear whether you are addressing process automation […]
Getting your AI project started
AI or ML is certainly the hottest topic in the business/IT world at the moment but what is the best way to get started and create something that is of value to the business? Traditionally AI has meant Artificial Intelligence, but a more appropriate definition is Augmented Intelligence – providing the business with the mechanism […]
What’s the future for AIX?
by Jerry Crossfield
in AIX, Power, PowerAI
Towards the back end of last year there was debate in the Unix communities around the future of several Unix operating systems. Unsettling news had been released by Oracle regarding its Solaris team https://www.theregister.co.uk/2017/09/04/oracle_layoffs_solaris_sparc_teams/ and many have long thought HP’s UX roadmap was uninspired at best. Naturally attention turned to IBM’s AIX. A recent article (albeit supported with […]
Is your AIX and Unix DR fit for purpose?
by Jerry Crossfield
in AIX, Cloud Computing, GDPR, Unix
How many years ago was your DR solution designed and is it still fit for purpose in today’s environment? Can you recover your systems and applications to the desired recovery points and times? We are seeing many situations where DR solutions are no longer fit for purpose having been designed with different objectives in mind. […]