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What is Data Mesh?

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  The book raised an interesting question: Is robotics considered a branch of AI?  I'd love to hear your thoughts beyond what the book suggests. What’s your perspective? How do you believe AI and robotics can benefit business developers? Who is the Author? Ulrika Jägare is an  M.Sc. director at Ericsson AB, boasting 22 years of telecommunications experience in various leadership roles, including research & development, product management, services, and sales. For the past 12 years, she has focused on AI and data science, working to bridge the gap between technology and business for practical applications. Ulrika established Ericsson's first AI strategy and played a key role in implementing a data-driven approach through global initiatives. She initiated Ericsson's first AI-based commercial offerings and currently leads a global AI and automation initiative in the Internet of Things (IoT) sector. Passionate about helping other companies leverage data science a...
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What's the Six thinking Hats Revolution?

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  Who's the author? Edward de Bono, a world-renowned writer, Psychologist, Physician and philosopher, is the leading authority in the field of creative thinking and the direct teaching of thinking as a skill. He is credited with inventing the concept of lateral thinking, which has become widely used across various disciplines and industries. Dr. de Bono's understanding of the brain as a self-organizing system has been instrumental in shaping his work and methodology. His influence spans generations, continents, and belief systems, with his work being equally impactful in boardrooms of leading businesses like Apple and British Airways as well as classrooms in rural Africa. Dr. de Bono has authored more than sixty books in forty languages, with his methods being taught worldwide. He has chaired a special summit of Nobel Prize laureates, held faculty appointments at prestigious universities like Oxford, London, Cambridge, and Harvard, and has been recognized as one of the  25...
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