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The Cognitive Step – How Search Will Improve

According to a 2016 survey conducted by Findwise, fully 45% plan to replace existing search technology before 2019 and over half have search-communities that self-identify as dis-satisfied. Are your information consumers losing confidence and talking about change?

To operate successfully in a world where decisions are increasingly data-driven, you need to engage and reward consumers with new ways to find and discover. Fortunately, there is a path that helps a decision maker act with increasing certainty - with demonstrated time-to-value.

Download Attivio’s The Cognitive Step - How Search Will Improve for a comprehensive review of how search is evolving to be more cognitive. Focusing upon the central forces that will make search experiences better, this white paper explains why capabilities such as machine learning, natural language processing, and text analytics will make your organization more efficient and effective with information.

5-Minute Guide to Cognitive Search for Risk Avoidance

How to create a holistic view of risk in your organization

If you had comprehensive, scalable, automated monitoring of communications across every channel, would you be more confident in your risk mitigation efforts? Whether the initiative is Anti-Money Laundering, Know Your Customer, or Communication Monitoring, you need a holistic view of risk in your organization. Cognitive search combines AI technologies such as natural language processing, text analytics, and machine learning to create a comprehensive view of your customers, communications, and risks, all with best-in-class security.

Download the 5-Minute Guide to Cognitive Search for Risk Avoidance to learn how AI-powered solutions give you the power to protect your brand.

5-Minute Guide to Search-Based Applications for Financial Services

How enterprise search can give your financial services firm a competitive edge

Download our Search Based Applications for Financial Services 5-Minute Guide to learn how enterprise search can give your financial services firm a competitive edge in these three vital ways:

CUSTOMER RETENTION AND UPSELL - Provide a 360 degree view of the customer that unifies all sources of information.
eCOMMUNICATIONS SURVEILLANCE - Enable holistic monitoring that reduces risk and protects brand value.
SALES AND TRADING ACCELERATION - Delivers a superior information discovery solution with exceptional time-to-value.

Get your copy of Attivio's Five-Minute Guide to Search-Based Applications for Financial Services now.

5-Minute Guide to Cognitive Search for the Life Sciences

Accelerate research and create opportunities with AI technologies

There are many unique and exciting opportunities to leverage cognitive search for innovation in life sciences. By harnessing massive amounts of disparate information – from any type of source, public or internal – companies in the life sciences can:

Accelerate scientific research for drug discovery
Surface innovative new uses for off-label drugs
Empower sales teams with a complete view of customer interactions.

By combining AI technologies such as natural language processing, text analytics, and machine learning, cognitive search delivers the answers and insights that help drive innovation for research-focused organizations.

Download the 5-Minute Guide to Cognitive Search for the Life Sciences to learn how AI-powered search accelerates research, increases therapeutic innovation, and uncovers hidden opportunities for pharma and biotech organizations.

5-Minute Guide to Machine Learning

All search at some point can be reduced to math. But understanding relevance based on context and intent is a math problem of a much higher order than simply returning all the documents that contain a keyword or phrase. Whether we look at Google's page-ranking system, or customized product recommendations from Amazon, machine learning is widespread.

Download our whitepaper to learn about the benefits of machine learning, and how Attivio can help guide its effective implementation.

The Identity Verification Challenge: Solving the KYC Problem First

Marry "Know Your Customer" identification practices and biometric enrollment to eliminate the risk that banking apps pose when customers' phones are stolen.

Global Deduplication for Encrypted Data

Global data deduplication provides important benefits over traditional deduplication processes because it removes redundant data through entire enterprises, not just single devices. Global deduplication increases the data deduplication ratio—the size of the original data measured against the size of the data store after redundancies are removed.

This helps reduce the amount of storage required at a time when businesses face exponential storage growth.

DRaaS Ushers in Changes to Data Protection Strategy

In the last few years, businesses have changed the way they protect data. Studies show they’re abandoning traditional backup and recovery in favor of disaster recovery as a service (DRaaS).1 With DRaaS, businesses enjoy the luxury of keeping a replica of their data hosted at a remote site that they can fail over to in an emergency—without bearing any of the infrastructure costs or maintenance responsibilities.

Protect Your Data at Every Endpoint

Discover the benefits of the Dell EMC Data Protection portfolio, #1 in Data Protection.

Download this Whitepaper from Dell EMC and Intel® to learn more.

Intel Inside®. New Possibilities Outside.

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Flash Powered Data Protection

Innovation continues for the industry’s leading protection storage. As IT organizations struggle to maintain efficiency in the face of modern data protection challenges, Dell EMC has transformed Data Domain. The new Data Domain systems continue to deliver leading performance, now with the added power of flash.

Download this Infographic from Dell EMC and Intel® to learn more.

Intel Inside®. New Possibilities Outside.

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Making Data Protection a Centerpiece of IT Transformation

Data protection used to be primarily about backing up and saving data from production systems. But, with IDC predicting that global data will grow to 163 zettabytes by 2025, relying on backups alone is no longer viable.

This paper looks at some of the methods with which organizations can fortify and future-proof their data protection systems in order to support data center modernization and IT transformation initiatives.

Download this whitepaper from Dell EMC and Intel® to learn more.

Intel Inside®. New Possibilities Outside.

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Make Sense of Endpoint Malware Protection Technology

The goal of endpoint malware protection is a solution that offers low administrative overhead, low end-user impact and the best available protection. Security and risk management leaders can make educated trade-offs within endpoint protection to achieve two of these three aims.

We understand that it's difficult to address all security needs. Download this Gartner analyst report; we believe you'll learn more about how to overcome these key security challenges:

Unclear perceptions turn up constantly, as many techniques have similar names or umbrella terms like "application control," which can vary wildly in terms of actual capabilities.
Blending technologies from multiple vendors risks agent bloat and software conflicts, resulting in disabled protection features and less-than-optimal configurations.
Not all malware requires an exploit. Users can simply be tricked into downloading and running malware that does not require an exploit.

Read this report to learn what Gartner recommends for mobile security and risk management.

Intel Inside®. Powerful Productivity Outside.

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Make Sense of Endpoint Malware Protection Technology, Ian McShane, 25 April 2017

Top 10 Reasons Why Customers Deploy Dell EMC VMAX All-Flash

Accelerate your journey to the Modern Data Center with VMAX All-Flash powered by Intel® Xeon® processors, architected for mission-critical and designed with the latest all-flash technology. What are the top ten reasons Dell EMC customers deploy VMAX All-Flash? Download this whitepaper from Dell EMC and Intel® to learn more.

Intel Inside®. New Possibilities Outside.

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Thriving in Threatening Times with IT Resilience

Every day, IT is faced with circumstances threatening to bring down applications, servers, and even communication. Downtime events range from weather events to hardware failures, ransomware attacks and more. And with downtime costs at $9,000 a minute, you can't afford to be down for long. Learn how your data protection and business continuity system can automatically identify an issue and take near-instantaneous action without waiting for human directions.

BCI Information Security Report

The importance of enterprise information security and data protection is growing rapidly. Key drivers for this is an evolving threat landscape and higher adoption of internet services, which create new opportunities, but also lead to increased vulnerabilities. Therefore, national and international regulations are changing according to address these challenges, calling for better preparedness.

The new BCI Information Security Report 2017 sponsored by Mimecast looks to benchmark how organizations handle sensitive data and how resilient organizations are when it comes to data protection.

Download the report now to learn:

Which technologies might be more vulnerable to data breaches and cyberattacks
How legislation can focus information security needs
Why different disciplines can help address information security challenges