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What can we take from Digital Services delivery and apply to AI services delivery?
The public sector has a huge advantage to scaling AI given it’s investment in digital services. Richard Grove, Pivotl’s MD of AI explains why.
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Unleashing the promise of AI with Data Observability: A core component of DataOps
Read about the vital practice of Data Observability for scaling DataOps and implementing AI initiatives that go beyond spinning around with prototypes and PoCs.
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HOW TO MOVE FROM AI PROOF OF CONCEPT TO AI DELIVERY AT SCALE
Richard Grove, our MD of AI shares three keys ways to deliver AI at scale.
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Rethinking devolution and partnership working from a Data-First perspective in Local and Regional Government
Our MD of Data, Paul Kearsey explains why a data-first approach to Multi-Agency partnerships is a must.
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TRANSFORMING HOW THE MINISTRY OF JUSTICE USES RESEARCH AND EVALUATION DATA
MoJ chose Pivotl as their partner to deliver the Research and Evaluation database enabling the team to track prioritise and connect research across the Justice System
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When Dark Data Turns Darker: Data’s Impact on Climate Change
The environmental footprint of this unused data is staggering. Here our CTO, Stuart Arthur enlightens you about dark data and the uncomfortable truth about its impact.
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Is agile even less relevant in a scaled data and AI world?
Our CTO, Stuart Arthur shares his views on what Agile means in an increasingly data and AI world.
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How Power Platform/Apps can help you harness the power of Data
Stuart Arthur, our CTO explores the critical role, when approached with caution, the MS Power Platform and Apps play in data transformation.
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Five points to help you avoid choosing the wrong data platform solution
Invaluable points to consider when ensuring your data platform solution is fit for purpose from our CTO Stuart Arthur.
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Cloud Native Data Platform: Reference Architecture
In the latest in his Data Platform Strategy blog series, Stuart Arthur, Pivotl’s CTO provides a common Reference Architecture.
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