Anju Vallabhaneni

There is much talk around it and how it impacts businesses and organizations in the future, but what is machine learning really? It’s an application of artificial intelligence (AI) that offers systems the ability to learn automatically as well as improve from experience without being programmed explicitly. It focuses on the development of computer programs and harnessing of algorithms for computers to access data, which also feeds into the machine’s learning capabilities. Image source: CBROnline.com  The main goal is to allow computers to learn without human intervention or help, and adjust their actions as necessary. One may not be aware of some widely publicized machine learning applications, but they actually include the heavily hyped self-driving Google car, online recommendation offers from Amazon and Netflix, and even online fraud detection.  Machine learning enables the analysis of staggering quantities of data. It generally delivers faster and more accurate r

People will be hard-pressed to find an industry or enterprise that does not use or integrate into its system some form of technology. In this day and age, digital technologies, artificial intelligence, and robotics have all been changing the landscape and structure of various businesses. To adapt to these transformations is a necessary step toward progress and in a sense an acknowledgment of consumer demands.  Image source: pixabay.com A lot of times, the consumer population figures in the adoption of various technologies. Worker convenience should also be a part of the consideration because technologies are essentially developed to increase productivity and improve efficiency in the management of work processes. The new generation of workers are also more attuned to the employment of these technologies, and it will be a waste not to leverage their proficiency in utilizing them.  The real estate industry is going through a lot of changes as well because of the inevitable