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Weekly Brief
Weekly Brief
Thursday, November 14,2019
Feature of the Week
Transportation plays an integral part in the making of a city. Smart transportation, however, can mold a city into a smart city.
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Edge technologies like artificial intelligence and advanced analytics are transforming travel and transportation industry by enhancing shipment process and customer experience.
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Researchers are planning to explore a new ridesharing model to elevate the availability of vehicles by routing empty cars.
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CIO Viewpoint
By Dennis Hodges, CIO, Inteva Products
We have fully embraced cloud computing at Inteva. We run our ERP system through the cloud—which is our bread and butter system.
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By Eric Boyette, Secretary & State CIO, Information Technology
DIT will compete for business of the customer and or be a hybrid environment with a cloud provider.
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Featured Vendors
By Kumar Kathinokkula, COO,
A pioneer in delivering next-generation F&I product administration solutions Read more ►
By Christoph Wiedner, Chief Product Officer,
The company is an Austrian manufacturer of precision
Test & Measurement systems designed to help their
customers make the world more predictable, efficient
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By Pete Morowski, Executive Vice President, Products & Technology,
CCC Information Services, is a automotive safety solution provider, offering innovative cloud, mobile, telematics, and hyperscale technology solutions that support and connect the automotive, insurance, and collision repair industries. The... Read more ►
CXO Insights
By Ganesh Jayaram, VP of Information Technology, John Deere
We’re starting to see what can happen when you combine automated machines with advanced AI technology and promote profit for farmers.
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By Joe LaFeir, SVP, IS&S (Information Systems & Solutions), IHS Automotive
Big Data is changing the way the automotive industry does business. OEMs, their marketing teams and agencies, are using Big Data to their advantage in the sales process.
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