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Let’s be honest: consumers don’t trust marketers.

Reinforcement learning is all about gamifying the learning process.

The events we have lived through and the knowledge we have gained from those happenings make us who we are.

Preventing damage gets even tricker when you don’t know the cause.

The entire world at large has felt the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic. We’ve seen businesses in all industries either crumble, scramble to recover, or unexpectedly find and leverage an unforeseen opportunity to excel.

The COVID-19 pandemic has had a profound impact on the lives of people around the world. We had to quickly adapt to different ways of working, learning, and connecting with each other. There has been continuous and mounting worry about the spread of the virus, disruption to the status quo, and it has been unlike anything we’ve experienced in modern times. 

2020 was a monumental year for the IT infrastructure sector. The onset of the pandemic changed the way that IT infrastructure was traditionally looked at—from several dusty servers at the back of a room, to companies earning billions of dollars in revenue with the explosive growth of the cloud. According to a report from Datacenter Dynamics, 2020 Q1 spend on cloud infrastructure services reached $29 billion, a year-over-year increase of 37%. In May 2020, AWS announced that the company passed $10 billion in revenue in a single quarter for the first time.

Enterprise resource planning (ERP) systems were created for manufacturing companies decades ago, and they still have an important place in the software ecosystem within this industry. 

Worldwide, 284 million people are living with an anxiety disorder, while 264 million people suffer from depression, according to estimates by Our World in Data. 

Having an app crash in the middle of shopping is frustrating.