PredicSis AI, PredictionIO and Seldon are three platforms using APIs to collect and manage large volumes of aggregated data that is used to create predictive models. Here we explain how they work and their main features.
It is becoming increasingly frequent and necessary for companies to incorporate solutions, tools and features based on data analysis into their strategies. The demand for experts specializing in Big Data has also increased exponentially in recent years.
The cultural sector has not been slow to join the world of APIs to improve performance, create synergies and offer new services to users. We review several successful examples of the use of APIs in this field.
The benefits of using APIs are increasingly being felt across all sectors, including healthcare. One example is the University Hospital of Liège, Belgium, which has managed to be more efficient thanks to a simple visualization generated by IBM’s Watson Analytics, an API that offers a predictive data analysis service.
Tourism is a highly innovative sector, and APIs are the perfect allies for improving the customer experience for different types of travelers. Below are some examples and success stories involving APIs in the world of travel.
Any human activity has always required a focus, a way of capturing the approach or vision that condenses the purpose of the action: making sufficient fire to provide heat but not so much that it leaves the group without reserves of wood; designing an app that performs its main function but remains easy to use.
We're living in the age of Big Data, which manages how millions of data are handled. Non-relational databases and the possibility of expanding their implementation to the worldwide cloud are making it possible to use data for economic return. Big Data is starting to show its capacity to impact two major sectors: retail and banks.
Openness - the open APIs trend- will be one of the most significant in the Fintech industry in the upcoming months. This has been stated by the Institute of Digital Economics of the ESIC in a recent report that also includes the Web 4.0, ‘Social to Everything Media’, blockchain technology, authentication and B2C interfaces as its main topics.
Creating a technological platform where others can design and build remains a profitable and growing business. An open strategy while intensifying efforts toward third parties has become the winning formula as seen in 2017.
