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This 1 day course focuses on building intelligent applications that can see, interpret, and reason over images and documents using different multimodal models and agent-based tools. Learners explore how visual and document inputs can be combined with language models...

This course provides students with the knowledge and skills to design and develop AI enabled database solutions across Microsoft SQL platforms, including SQL Server, Azure SQL, and SQL databases in Microsoft Fabric. It is intended for professionals who build modern d...

In this course, you will learn the skills you need to effectively establish and manage a realistic schedule and detailed budget. Through hands-on exercises, you'll learn to develop an integrated budget and schedule while monitoring project performance during executio...

Big data is changing industries. A new application made possible by cloud computing, data is about patterns and trends and forward-looking business intelligence.

Organizational agility means the ability to adapt swiftly to these changes. This brief examines how cloud (social, mobile, analytics) improves agility, and what it means to your business.

The benefits of well-formed and managed process include improved productivity, lower costs, higher quality, less turnover, and better morale.

IT leaders often make the mistake of assuming cloud is just another technology to implement, but cloud is a service model, not a technology.

Cloud isn’t a technology — it’s a new business model powered by new technologies. Cloud sells IT infrastructure, platforms and applications as services.

The top three reasons for moving to the cloud are efficiency, agility and innovation. Resource pooling makes cloud computing both appealing and dangerous. Managing cloud’s built-in risks can help you achieve its benefits.

This brief examines how having an effective decision process increases your chance of success when adopting cloud computing.