A company’s greatest asset is its institutional knowledge, yet employees spend a significant portion of their workday just searching for information. For a mid-sized company, this inefficiency translates to hundreds of thousands of dollars in wasted labor annually. The problem isn’t a lack of data; it’s a fundamental disconnect between how we think and how traditional search engines operate…

When your search system can’t understand that a query for “server migration cost” should return a document titled “budgeting for a cloud transition,” you’re relying on outdated, flawed technology and the cost of this inefficiency is tangible – a 2024 survey showed that businesses leveraging semantic search in their internal knowledge bases saw a 34% reduction in time spent by employees searching for information.

By shifting from static data repositories to a unified, intelligent system, an AI knowledge base fundamentally changes how companies manage and access information. This new approach overcomes the limitations of traditional, siloed systems by using semantic search, vector databases, and knowledge graphs to provide a single, context-aware platform. The result is enhanced productivity, accelerated decision-making, and improved compliance, demonstrating a significant architectural evolution beyond simple data retrieval.

Gartner released a new version of their Magic Quadrant Report for Enterprise Low-Code Application Platforms (LCAP). Let’s take a look at the biggest and most notable technologies and the reasons behind their current position on the market.

Modern security demands a departure from outdated access control. Implementing computer vision in security systems, along with advanced biometrics, allows you to create a more resilient and precise form of identity verification.

Computer vision and machine learning can revolutionize the way your company approaches quality control. However, the key to achieving the best results lies in GANs – Generative Adversarial Networks.

What is the WCAG standard and how does it relate to the European Accessibility Act? How to make your application as user-friendly as possible and why it is worth doing, whether legal regulations require it or not? Here’s a detailed analysis of the subject by an experienced UX designer.

We have already written about the advantages, possibilities and wide application of the Mendix platform in our previous articles. This time, let’s examine the practical aspects of its implementation. Will Mendix function effectively in an enterprise environment, particularly in the context of security requirements?

Most of the latest features introduced in Oracle Forms 14.1.2 can be seamlessly recreated within APEX. This article shows you precisely how to do this. However, in the case of many of these new Forms features, the real question is: do you really want them?

Learn about the recent changes in the unzipping method used in Oracle APEX – with in-depth examples and observations.