For some industries, the use of AI and machine learning models is novel, but several industries—consumer finance and insurance in particular—have been building, using and governing models for decades.

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Evan Doty is a senior field solution architect at CDW focused on hybrid cloud and Microsoft Azure. His areas of expertise include LAN and WAN network design and implementation, Windows system ...

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Is it better to monitor for quality or detect problems? It depends. Here's how to choose between active and passive data governance. Image: Friends Stock/Adobe Stock The goal of data governance is to ...