From software SIRI presented by Apple in 2011, to the self-driving cars already on the streets of Silicon Valley, artificial intelligence (IA) does not stop progress. Although sci-fi movies and books like to portray AI as increasingly human-like robots, this technology actually encompasses many other applications.

Artificial intelligence is developing so fast (machine learning, deep learning, bots, mixed reality…). Some companies fear the complexity of technologies and their implementation, not to mention the costs of investing in artificial intelligence solutions and software. However, the uses of AI are democratizing offering a different management of problems that is more efficient, and there are very simple apps to get started. And, in all sectors (commerce, finance, health, agriculture, banking, medicine, industry, etc.), the benefits are there: personalized and proactive commitment customers, better autonomy and collaborative work of employees.

What exactly is artificial intelligence?

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is a technology that allows machines to learn from experience, adapt to new data, and perform human tasks . Most examples of AI making headlines these days (from chess-playing computers to self-driving cars) rely heavily on the deep learning and natural language processing. With these technologies, it is possible to train computers to perform certain tasks by processing large amounts of data and finding patterns.

Artificial Intelligence is no longer science fiction. Indeed, it is clear that Siri, Alexa, Cortana, chatbots or intelligent robots have invested in the real world</span >. With its ability to learn, AI is spreading in all activities of the company: from the production chain, to customer relations, including logistics, research, and even human resources.

Some applications of artificial intelligence

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In today’s data driven world, businesses face an overload of data and businesses that want to work smarter are investing in ways to control and understand that data.

Business intelligence, also known as “business intelligence” or “business intelligence” refers to all the solutions using information technology (IT) allowing companies analyze data for the benefit of their decision-making.

Business Intelligence at the service of your company

Business intelligence programs can have many benefits for the company. They enable accelerate and improve decision-making, optimize internal processes, increase operating efficiency, generate new revenue, and gain a competitive edge. BI systems also help businesses identify market trends at identify issues that need to be resolved and make both tactical and strategic decisions.

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Cryptography is the science of encryption and decryption of data. Cryptography is used to ensure integrity, confidentiality and authenticity of data. Integrity means that the data has not been modified. Confidentiality means that data is not readable by other users. Data authenticity means that what was received is what was sent. User authentication means that the user has provided one or more proofs of their identity.

Authentication mechanisms mathematically check data source or the proof of identity. Encryption mechanisms scramble data</span > so that the data is not readable by an observer. Cryptographic services provide authentication and encryption mechanisms to applications and users.

Cryptography at the service of your business

Cryptography dates back to the great history of secret messages and other codes. Closer to home, cryptography is making its mark today in the digital and business space. Today, you don’t have to be a spy or a secret agent to use cryptography.

Cryptology today is the subject of a strong market demand: it is no longer just a matter of marginally using a cryptographic process to ensure a specific function, such as access control, but of designing a global security architecture with cryptology as the cornerstone.

The more we advance in time, the more the threats multiply and diversify</span >, so the risk of compromising of files or messages is growing. Hence the importance of cryptography, whose mission, viewed very broadly, is that only the initial recipient of a message or document can read it . In the event of a data leak for example, or the interception of a confidential email, encrypting your emails becomes essential and can avoid the sometimes dramatic consequences for the company.

Cryptography can receive many applications within your company. Two use cases are generally applicable: on the one hand, the protection of the company against various cyber threats, and on the other hand, a obligation to secure data imposed by the GDPR. In both cases, encrypting data becomes essential .

Protection against external threats requires protecting your communications, whether they are messages sent between teams or to destination from third parties (customers, partners, suppliers), but also from the storage of your files on cloud applications, these, which are increasingly used by companies, only offer security fairly weak to their users and the files stored there. Again, it is then necessary to use a third-party cryptography solution to ensure the Cloud encryption.

Your data travels, but not your security!

La sécurité informatique consiste traditionnellement en une «protection périmétrique» comme un antivirus, des pare-feu, etc. Cependant, comme il s’agit de données partagées, ce type de protection n’assure pas leur sécurité à toutes les étapes de leur parcours, ce qui constitue un risque de confidentialité pour votre entreprise.

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Cevery second, we procreate approximately 29,000 Gigabytes (GB) of data worldwide, or 2.5 trillion bytes of data every day. It’s the information from everywhere: messages we send to each other, videos we post, weather information, GPS signals, transactional records of online purchases and so much more. This big data is called Big Data.
The concept, as it is currently defined, encompasses a set of technologies and practices intended to store very large masses of data and analyze them very quickly.

The use of big data brings new horizons in many areas: marketing, finance, politics, commerce. Thanks to analytical tools and data modelling, we perform trend or predictive analysis, draw up profiles, anticipate risks and monitor phenomena in real time.

Big Data at the service of your business

Big Data is a revolution for marketing departments. We are talking about predictive marketing, predictive marketing will allow process the data collected on the habits of your customers and their future needs. This anticipation of behavior will become a real asset to best meet their needs and thus produce more efficiently.

Big data opens up new horizons in marketing. Companies are using it to personalize messages to the extreme and reach the right people at the right time. The objective, an optimized return on investment of advertising campaigns.

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Although initially the prerogative of large groups such as Google, Facebook or Amazon, Big Data allows SMEs to make them more productive, more profitable and more powerful. SMBs are generally more agile and are able to act faster on data-driven insights. In addition, they can have access to this data.