Amex's take on data-driven decision-making; plus, cloud robotics and AI

IT Strategy Digest Content from TechTarget's global network for CIOs and IT Leaders |March 22, 2017 NEWS Data-driven decision-making, American Express style Linda Tucci, Senior Executive Editor Michael Vapenik, the enterprise data governance officer at American Express, maps out the key elements of a data-driven organization and explains the traits to look for when building teams in a data-driven culture. (SearchCIO.com) Advertisement NEWS   Cloud robotics could be an AI game changer Gill Pratt, CEO at the Toyota Research Institute, explains why it's better for robots to have their heads in the clouds. (SearchCIO.com)   OpenStack platform deployments: Not every app is a candidate In deployments of OpenStack in the enterprise, CIOs need to choose which applications will make the cut. Experts offer advice. (SearchCIO.com)   Intel buys into the future of autonomous cars with Mobileye The hype around autonomous cars and the value of data was reinforced with Intel's Mobileye purchase last week. (SearchCIO.com)   Virtual containers help refocus modern endpoint security strategy As companies struggle to protect expanding attack surfaces, virtual containers could quickly become essential to their endpoint security strategy. (SearchCompliance.com) EXPERT ADVICE   Tapping Facebook's Terragraph San Jose will be the first city to pilot Facebook's Terragraph, a high-speed gigabit internet service, which could help close the digital divide. (SearchCIO.com)   Google applies gamification technique to neural nets Read why Google DeepMind is applying gamification techniques to machine learning. (SearchCIO.com) About This E-Newsletter This e-newsletter is published by the TechTarget network. To unsubscribe from IT Strategy Digest, click here. Please note, this will not affect any other subscriptions you have signed up for. TechTarget CIO and IT Management Media Group, 275 Grove Street, Newton, MA 02466. Contact: webmaster@techtarget.com Copyright 2017 TechTarget. All rights reserved.