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The next breakthroughs in business intelligence (BI) and analytics will see machine learning and artificial intelligence used to improve data access and data quality, uncover previously hidden insights, suggest analyses, deliver predictive analytics and suggest actions. What’s more, natural language (NL) interfaces will make it easier for business users without knowledge of data science or query languages to explore information, gain insights and make better, data-driven decisions.
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The tech community is stepping up to help government agencies with free and discounted cloud, security, communications and workflow services.
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Integrated and streamlined information pipelines help the entire team respond to calls efficiently and report information accurately.
The differential privacy used to protect census data may make some of the resulting datasets unfit for many typical use cases, including some required by state and federal laws.
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