October 18 – 5 Key Stories From The Digital World
- SAP helped the Dota 2 team improve its match preparation routines and gain new insights
- use SAP technology to support players’ growth and improvement by analyzing performance
- team is now able to tap into an unprecedented amount of data to deliver its best performance
- eighth mission for a commercial customer…since it began ferrying payloads for paying clients
- carried a satellite called “Palisade” for client Astro Digital, which is a technology demonstrator
- Electron is a launch on demand service — we’re ready when the launch customer is
- computer vision, machine learning and VR to create 3D immersive visualization systems
- surgeons can use a VR headset to zoom through tissue, around corners
- gain familiarity with tools, learn new skills and simulate surgical procedures
- “non-static, generative and augmented” compositions, using machine learning
- also a music format that will let artists release these AI tunes to the public
- companies like Sony are experimenting with AI to produce drum tracks
- several approaches to eCommerce globalization (e.g., cross-border shipping, online marketplaces, etc.)
- Take stock of your budget and goals to pick the globalization approach that suits your company’s needs — and (importantly!) that meets local market conditions
- Prioritizing a handful of site features — customer service and payments, for example — will go a long way in driving in-country sales