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With generative AI, IT must deliver knowledge…not just technology

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As a result, knowledge workers can create content, low- and no-code solutions are more accessible, and team members from every layer of the organization have broader options for getting work done. What IT can do to train, educate, and share knowledge around GenAI How can IT organizations play an active part in educating users?

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TransUnion transforms its business model with IT

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Once completed within two years, the platform, OneTru, will give TransUnion and its customers access to TransUnion’s behemoth trove of consumer data to fuel next-generation analytical services, machine learning models and generative AI applications, says Achanta, who is driving the effort, and held similar posts at Neustar and Walmart.

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Why knowledge management is foundational to AI success

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Research from MIT has shown that integrating a knowledge base into a LLM tends to improve the output and reduce hallucinations. This means that AI and ML advancements, far from superseding the need for knowledge management, actually make it more essential. AI models are trained on the information they’re given.

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How Bloomberg’s engineers built a culture of knowledge sharing

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To help its employees collaborate and share knowledge, Bloomberg turns to Stack Overflow for Teams. Bloomberg focuses a lot on its engineers and its employees’ learning journey,” says Gulru Ustundag, an engineering manager. “I I have seen so much support in my growth and learning.” Community is really important at Bloomberg.

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Vector Database vs. Knowledge Graph: Making the Right Choice When Implementing RAG

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With RAG, for the first time, GenAI-powered solutions can enhance their own knowledge and content generation by retrieving information from external sources, instead of just relying on pre-programmed data sets. Knowledge Graphs, by contrast, represent data as a network of nodes (entities) and edges (relationships). Which one is best?

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7 ways an MBA will advance your IT career — and 5 ways it won’t

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Pro 1: You’ll acquire important strategic skills An MBA prepares IT professionals for senior management and executive roles by helping them learn key strategic skills and acquire a comprehensive understanding of business operations. “An Does it make sense for an IT leader to seek an MBA? Are you ready to move your career up a notch?

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9 traits of great IT leaders

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They also need general business acumen, industry knowledge, and accounting talent. IT leaders have gotten the message: To successfully perform their jobs, they need more than technical skills. Some expertise in marketing, operations, cybersecurity, and other functional areas is important, too.

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