Defining the “Next Web3” When we talk about something being “the next Web3,” we’re often referring to a concept that has two different implications. On one hand, Web3 is associated with a fad or speculative frenzy, where people rush into the space with the hope of cashing in on the hype, often without fully understanding … Continued
Time is an interesting beast. It allows us to either achieve great things or squander our potential. In the business world, the adage that “time is money” is often echoed, emphasizing the importance of productivity. However, when discussing productivity, we tend to focus on individual efficiency, overlooking the broader organizational aspect of time management. Business…
A Personal Obsession and a Revolution in Data Democratization Early in my career, I became obsessed with relational databases. There was something uniquely elegant about the way they transformed data into structured, accessible information. IBM’s “A Relational Model of Data for Large Shared Data Banks,” written by Edgar F. Codd in the 1970s, was a … Continued
The software-as-a-service (SaaS) industry has undergone a profound evolution since its inception, becoming a cornerstone of modern business operations. SaaS revolutionized how we deliver software, making it accessible, scalable, and affordable. However, as with all technological revolutions, the landscape is shifting once again. SaaS is increasingly becoming a commodity, driven by the saturation of point…
As someone who studied linguistics with a focus on ontology and phenomenology—the study of the nature of knowledge and how meaning is derived—I’ve long been fascinated by how we, as humans, assign and understand meaning. My academic journey has been deeply influenced by the works of George Lakoff and Mark Turner, whose theories on embodied…
“What industry thought leadership reveals is that organizations are investing in tools to improve productivity,” shares EIG Founder & CEO, Jake Miller. “The beauty of Generative AI is that it takes data from multiple sources in an unstructured format and makes it easier to unlock value from that data.” “The same is true for building … Continued
(Image: Purpose Jobs)INDIANAPOLIS – August 13th, 2024 – The Engineered Innovation Group is thrilled to announce that our Senior Director in Data Science, Charlene Tay, was recognized as a Top Woman in Tech 2024. This recognition is a testament to Charlene’s significant contribution to the technological landscape.With a background in applied machine learning and AI,…
We are excited to announce that our Director of Engineering, Kavitha Kamal, was recognized as a Top Woman Leader of 2024. Kavitha is a dynamic leader with a proven track record of growing teams and leading change while building and deploying leading-edge software products and solutions. She empowers individuals, teams, and organizations to realize peak…
As a Generation Z (Gen Z) employee experiencing this wave of automation, I want to share my perspective on this issue and reveal insights I’ve discovered about how employees would like to be supported in preparing for AI-integrated workplace.
Enterprise technology is evolving, and with it, the classification of system architectures. Traditionally, systems have been categorized into two main types: operational data and analytics. Now, a third classification is emerging—Knowledge Systems. This new category is driven by multi-agent architectures and offers unprecedented opportunities to unlock data and insights. Understanding the Three System Classifications Traditional…