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Matthew Hardman

  • Freelance Television and Movie News Contributor, Screen Rant
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Australia’s AI adopters are leaning on visibility-driven architectures to realise value

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By Matthew Hardman, Hitachi Vantara
| iTnews
Access to information inside of organisations today is often still too fragmented. Data is being generated across a range of source systems, whether on-premises, in as-a-service platforms or cloud environments. This creates data and infrastructure silos that hinder the ability to get a clear, unified view of all of an organisation's data assets. This challenge is giving rise to a new architectural approach known as a visibility-driven architecture.
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Three things every organisation adopting AI needs to be mindful of today

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By Matthew Hardman
| ChannelLife New Zealand Verified
As Australian organisations embrace AI-driven change, three factors will be important to optimise their forward-facing strategies If there's one thing that the last couple of years has taught us, it's that AI isn't about quick wins. These may have been viewed as important in the early days when AI's value in the enterprise wasn't as universally recognised. But AI adoption has now reached near-ubiquitous levels: in one recent study, every company was found to be adopting AI in some capacity.
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The 2025 Ultimate Guide to Clean technologies

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By Nicole Henry, Matthew Hardman, Ben Gleisner, Alexey Navolokin
| Techday Australia Verified
CleanTech is a dynamic field dedicated to advancing technologies and innovations that promote environmental sustainability and reduce carbon footprints. This sector encompasses a broad range of initiatives, from renewable energy and energy-efficient data centers to sustainable manufacturing practices and AI-driven environmental solutions. Exploring our CleanTech stories reveals how governments, enterprises, and startups are harnessing technology to address pressing climate challenges.
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