Summary

AI is often misunderstood, leading to overestimated capabilities and integration challenges.

Summary

I have often seen external hires preferred over internal promotions. While new hires bring fresh competencies, they can also disrupt processes and lower morale.

Summary

Aligning IT and business goals is essential but challenging due to communication gaps, lack of business strategy, differing priorities, and insufficient stakeholder engagement.

Summary

Digital transformation is an induced organizational change at unnatural speeds.

Summary

Sometimes, IT teams prefer to remain within the realms of well-known rather than set themselves on the path of modern unknown systems, regardless of business interests.

Summary

Trust, legal, and fiduciary service providers are increasingly integrating cloud computing and turning to artificial intelligence (AI) to improve efficiency, enhance data security, and navigate complex regulations.

Summary

The answer is: Confounders. Research has shown that there is a spurious relationship between murder rates and ice-cream sales.

Summary

DevOps is one of the relatively latest ‘buzzwords’, and it’s here to stay — even under different naming. The DevOps transformation has been proven to accelerate speed, quality and efficiency of software delivery and operations, and improve staff purposefulness. The most affected will be Quality Assurance teams — since their work will be addressed through better programming tools, automation, and machine learning. Embracing a holistic enterprise-wide adoption of cultural transformation lets you advance your delivery capabilities through process efficiencies, employee well-being, and customer happiness — which are the ultimate goals of modern organizations.

Summary

First Article from 'Article Series on Organizational Network Analysis and Communication Content Analysis'

Summary

Second Article from 'Article Series on Organizational Network Analysis and Communication Content Analysis'

Summary

Third Article from 'Article Series on Organizational Network Analysis and Communication Content Analysis'

Summary

Using desk research, quantitative approaches and other methods, this study aims at refreshing the previous research1 on the very same subject matter – namely, updating data related to Internet penetration and usage in Kosovo. In the course of this study, Internet usage and habits, and demographic Internet penetration based on households and users were studied. In addition, data on geographical Internet penetration was gathered and presented. The findings show that both rural and urban areas utilise Internet connectivity and its benefits. Further, this study reveals that Internet penetration in Kosovo is at satisfactory levels and can be compared to developed countries. Internet penetration based on households is 84.8%, Internet penetration based on users is 76.6%, and geographical Internet penetration shows that on regional roads there are, in average, 9 wireless networks per kilometre. There are various reasons for these levels of penetration, the main ones being Kosovo’s very young median population age who want to follow the latest global trends and Kosovo’s population living abroad who want to stay connected with their families and friends living in Kosovo. According to the findings of this study, most of user habits are comparable to global trends. Social networking and Internet voice communication services are mostly used by women, and this is also a global trend. Kosovars are most active in Facebook, being the main channel for reaching the widest user base. regardless of employment status and family income, Kosovars are a connected society at similar levels as developed countries. Further, the study concludes that there will be a slow down in further Internet penetration in Kosovo due to market maturity. This being the point in time when Kosovo’s institutions, companies, and other organizations will need to further advance general quality of service, e-governance, parental control, market regulation, and information society in general. The study provides additional information that can support the authorities, private sector, international organizations, and potential investors to make policies and decisions based on evidence. Finally, the report suggests that Kosovo’s institutions may wish to consider the establishment of the Ministry of Information Society.

Summary

GDPR and ONA complement each other — how ONA insights are used, depends on the culture of the organization.

Summary

• Past - A history of a Statistician / Nurse.
• Present - A story of a today’s Data Scientist life at work.
• Future - A guess of what tomorrow’s Data Scientist will do.