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The real-time journey from raw streaming data to AI-based analytics

Roy Ben-Alta, solution architect and principal business development manager at Amazon Web Services, and Anodot’s Chief Data Scientist Dr. Ira Cohen present various design patterns and share a solution implemented using Amazon Kinesis as a real-time event data processing pipeline that feeds Anodot’s AI-based analytics service, discovering and alerting on the anomalies in the data in real time and helping you avoid costly business incidents.

Using AI analytics to detect real-time application issues

Anodot’s Solutions Engineer and AI specialist, Steven Kirkpatrick, presents how leading gaming companies are leveraging the powerful anomaly detection capabilities of Anodot’s AI Analytics to proactively address business incidents in real time, minimizing revenue loss and identifying opportunities.

What Artificial Intelligence Means for MSPs

Managed service providers (MSPs) are feeling the impact of AI use, mostly when it comes to the power of chatbots. Chatbots are an incredible way for MSPs to save time and money when it comes to the lower levels of their customer support. Well-programmed bots can take the burden off techs and your support staff when it comes to answering simple questions and troubleshooting common issues.

Using Skylight to Solve Real-World Performance Problems [Part II: The Odin Project]

The Odin Project is an open source community and curriculum for learning web development. Students build portfolio projects and complete lessons that are constantly curated and updated with the latest resources. They offer completely free courses like Ruby, Rails, JavaScript, HTML, and CSS. Once a student climbs the technical ladder, there's even a course on how to go about getting a job in the industry, walking you through things like job searching, interviews, and much more.

The power of proposals (and open source culture)

I come from a world where strategy is best kept secret. Whether it be from a company who has a codename for literally everything, or the competitive culture of playing and coaching D1 athletics, confidentiality became a required skill. Meetings, trainings, code reviews, scouting reports… anything of significance happened behind closed doors. In other words, definitely not open source.