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Machine learning (ML) is a way for your business to grow revenue and attract more customers. Long gone is the time when AI tools were something out of this world, accessible only to giants like Meta or Apple. Now, innovations are a huge hit, in every sphere imaginable.  The machine learning market is expected to reach 106.52 billion USD by...

E-commerce is on the rise. Every 1 of 5 retail dollars is spent online now, and this share is steadily growing. Why? Online shopping is easy, fast, and convenient – we all know that.  However, it is not all roses. Shoppers cannot feel, touch, or try on a product online, so, the possibilities for building customer connections are rather limited....

On August 22, 2023, the CHI Software team held the seventh webinar within the CHI Talks series. This time, we met with David Siegel, CEO of Meetup, to discuss a growing number of people feeling lonely and how communities can change things for the better. 10 Reasons Why Communities Are Important At the event, David disclosed ten ways communities help...

The one-fits-all approach to consumers is dead.  86% of your clients expect you to know them well enough to offer personal recommendations. The rise of AI gave a new impulse for personalization: today, 9 in 10 companies use AI-driven tools to develop custom client experiences. However, there is a tension between personalization and data privacy. While customers are happy to...

Imagine working on a new feature. Suddenly you encounter a failure in existing functionality though you had written unit tests. So instead of coding, you dive into a frustrating cycle of bug fixing.  This problem is common. The study shows that software engineers spend 35% of their time on code maintenance, testing, and security issues. Another research states that an...

Mentioning no-code development in a conversation did not make sense just a few years ago. Building software without coding knowledge – how is it even possible? But today, it is a matter of debate, confusion, and doubts at the same time. Does it mean we do not need professional developers to create software? Not exactly.  We live in an era...