ZoomInfo and Google Cloud recently expanded their partnership to offer ZoomInfo’s Data Cubes for Google Cloud customers via Google Analytics Hub.

Tune in to hear five truly terrifying tales about how a lack of proper testing can cost you time, money, or even life as you know it.

Assisted Insights is a powerful tool built-in the Yellowfin embedded analytics suite that provides organizations with automated and intuitive insights derived from their data. Using automation and machine learning capabilities, Yellowfin Assisted Insights helps users to uncover hidden patterns, trends, and correlations in their data, enabling them to make better informed and data-driven business decisions.

Energy and utilities providers are currently facing more uncertainty than ever before. Volatile prices, geopolitical instability, new technologies and more demands for going green are threatening the future of the entire industry. As a result, their IT teams are under tremendous pressure to start powering digital transformation through productivity improvements, capital efficiencies and development of new revenue streams.

Frequent deployment of APIs can quickly create a software system that is like an overgrown garden, riddled with weeds, bugs, failed integrations, and ill-fitting use cases. Overloaded API collections prevent changes without causing failures. More commonly, they limit the visibility needed to recognize opportunities for feature optimization. Creating a successful API can go a long way to ensuring your organization can avoid many of these problems.

Cloud transformation is ranked as the cornerstone of innovation and digitalization. The legacy IT infrastructure to run the business operations—mainly data centers—has a deadline to shift to cloud-based services. Agility, innovation, and time-to-value are the key differentiators cloud service providers (CSP) claim to help organizations speed up digital transformation projects and business objectives.

Strings are arguably the most critical data type in programming, as they make so many things possible. For example, without strings, there would be no emails, text messages, or almost any other computer activity that you can think of because it is the most accessible way of passing information to both technical and non-technical people.