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Data Quality, Data for AI

AI Adoption and Data Poisoning

Data poisoning refers to an attack intended to corrupt the training data used to train a machine learning (ML) system. ML systems rely on the data they’re trained upon to generalise their responses to novel information. The training data is curated to present the model with an appropriate sample. When that data is compromised, the ML system is also compromised.

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5 Tips to Align Your Data Strategy With AI

Data Management, Data for AI

Large businesses across the globe have enjoyed productivity gains through their applications of machine learning and similar technologies. Lately, their efforts have turned to exploring the potential of generative AI. Unsurprisingly, small and medium organisations are keen to follow suit and reap these possible benefits — ideally before their competition does.

What’s the Best CRM for Your Business? Top 10 CRMs by Use Case

Data Management, Data Technology

Different platforms will have an edge over others in certain areas. This makes a ranked list unhelpful, but matching CRM to business needs can help businesses prioritise which options to investigate. 10 of the most common CRMs we encounter, separated by use case.

How to Keep Up with Changes in Data Privacy

Compliance & Governance, PCI & Privacy Act Compliance

While data driven operations have become more and more accessible to small and medium enterprise over the past years, that same ease of access has left a substantial number of organisations with stored personal data, serious privacy obligations and limited resources to keep up with the changeable privacy landscape.

Data security

What is data privacy?

Compliance & Governance, Glossary, NFP Solutions, PCI & Privacy Act Compliance

When we interact with other people and organisations in the world, we reveal information like our names, what we look like, where we’re from, or other, more specific information. This is our personally identifiable information. The idea of privacy concerns all aspects of the collection, storage, dissemination and use of that information.