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• 3 data and analytics trends that will dominate in 2022

  In 2022, visibility into the supply chain, accurately valuing data products, and leveraging data for sustainability and optimisation will be critical.

• Cloudera streamlines Smart Axiata's data processes

  Cambodian telecommunications operator Smart Axiata has chosen Cloudera to help accelerate its business performance by streamlining its data processes.

• Maxis taps Huawei expertise to enhance connectivity in Malaysia

  Maxis and Huawei have partnered to address increased data traffic and service demand in Malaysia through a new multiple antenna technology deployment.

• Nearly 70% of ServiceNow instances leaking data

  An error in the SaaS platform of​ an S&P 500 company​ is leaking data with the misconfiguration mistake found in nearly 70 per cent of ServiceNow instances.

• Why embed analytics and data visualisations in apps

  Embedding analytics in apps is a smart way to expose decision-making capabilities directly in employee workflow and customer-facing apps.

• Time to put business logic in the application, not the database

  Developers and businesses must reduce dependency on scarce database resources to facilitate easier scaling.

• Informatica expands cloud marketplace to let business users share AI data sets

  The marketplace is part of the vendor's Intelligent Data Management Cloud platform and allows users to share data sets, analytics and AI models.

• Tableau’s new Slack capabilities democratise data

  Tableau is counting on Slack to make its data visualisation tools more accessible and is adding new governance tools to make data more trustworthy.

• 3 ways to use data, analytics and machine learning in test automation

  Better testing means better software. Using NLP, test data generation, and optimised testing can quickly improve applications.

• How corporate data and secrets leak from GitHub repositories

  Attackers constantly search public code repositories like GitHub for secrets developers might inadvertently leave behind, and any tiny mistake can be exploited.