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My point with the opaque introduction is to illustrate how ML\/PA can truly streamline complicated and abstract processes and assist decision makers in insuring that the agreements they sign and the partners with which they contract meet all their requirements, and that nothing is lost in the \u201cfine print.\u201d<\/p>\n
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\u201cI remember thinking, this isn\u2019t about hardware. It\u2019s about information and connecting things. We can\u2019t be wrapped around a hardware solution,\u201d he said. \u201cIn an age of iPhones and open-source applications, what we need is an agnostic device that connects all the components of the truck and gives us the ability to go in and build any application we want that meets our business needs.\u201d<\/p><\/blockquote>\n
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\u00a0 One Device to Rule Them All<\/h2>\n
And you know, it really goes beyond iPhones and open-source applications.\u00a0 When we were working on the aforementioned trading partner negotiator, at the time, we were pushing both the hardware limits of decent business laptop, as well as the software limits of browsers and the JavaScript engine.\u00a0 We were pushing these limits precisely because of our need to perform extensive ML\/PA processing at both the client and server layers of the platform.\u00a0 \u00a0Ultimately, then, it is the culmination of increased hardware capabilities as well as increased software capabilities that are at the heart of the ML\/PA wave.<\/p>\n
With the rising of the computing resources tide \u2014 and helped more than a little from a constant push for Web Standards<\/a>\u2014 we now have the proper environment with which to execute the extensive ML\/PA algorithms requisite for calculating, negotiating and predicting the outcomes of complex interactions.\u00a0 The current best practice architectures of Micro-services and Single Page Applications, as well as SaaS, PaaS and IoT illustrate this movement towards agnostic interoperability.<\/p>\n
It is precisely this agnostic interoperability that Capture Club has used as a core methodology when developing our applications and platforms.\u00a0 What this means is that we essentially have a \u2018toolbox\u2019 of components that are Plug-n-Play ready, and that can adapt to a variety of re-use scenarios.<\/p>\n
\u201cSuch a solution didn\u2019t exist then, and still doesn\u2019t, at least in a complete form, although Sultemeier says he sees it \u201con the horizon.\u201d\u201d<\/p><\/blockquote>\n
Your Supply Chain Negotiations on Steroids<\/h2>\n