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Machine learning operations, a new practice in the space enterprise, is on the rise, according to Micro Focus. This practice is helping “develop, deploy, and monitor” data models, and it is predicted that the market for this solution will grow to US$4 billion in 2025, making it an important priority for IT businesses.
Machine learning operations (MLOps), a newly-emerging practice in the space enterprise, is helping data science leaders effectively develop, deploy, and monitor data models, according to Micro Focus.
The software company predicts that compound machine learning (ML) and operations, and the market for MLOps solutions will grow from US$350 million in 2019 to reach almost US$4 billion by 2025.
Why remote IT operations teams need a virtualised network operations centre 22 Jan 2021
The reality of the currently disrupted workplace is that employees will likely continue to work from home or in split shifts, even after COVID-19 restrictions end.
Remote IT operations teams may find this more complicated than other types of teams, due to the need to share information and work with various tools, which can often be located in different places. The solution is to virtualise the network operations centre (NOC).
IT operations teams have been particularly affected by the disrupted communication patterns that remote work has created. It is easy to ask a subject matter expert for input at the office as they are usually close by. Remote working has made this more challenging as employees now need to use email video conferencing or their phone to contact each other.
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