Blog - Things Solver

A closer view on Data Science Delivery

Posted on 01. 03. 2021.09. 10. 2023.

According to Gartner, only 15% to 20% of data science projects get completed. Of those projects that did complete, CEOs say that only about 8% of them generate value. Despite these facts, data science is still considered as an opportunity …

How we improved efficiency by establishing a development process

Posted on 03. 02. 2021.16. 09. 2021.

In the field of software development, different teams have different approaches to how things are being done. When the team is small, introducing processes may be overwhelming, and the biggest challenge is to determine when is the right time to …

How we deliver value at Things Solver – Focus on the goal

Posted on 29. 01. 2021.19. 09. 2023.

I didn’t want to start this post by quoting the percentage of data science projects failing to deliver commercial value or business utilization. Many data science projects fail – and that’s a fact. What’s important is to make sure that …

Things Solver has joined forces with Asseco SEE Group

Posted on 20. 01. 2021.20. 01. 2021.

This confirms Things Solver’s strategy to continuously enhance its solutions and offer the most advanced products and services to customers Joining forces with the established IT partner ASEE, together we will accelerate the development of existing and new products based …

Introduction to recommender systems

Posted on 13. 01. 2021.31. 01. 2024.

Over the last few decades, recommender systems have gained prominence with the emergence of platforms like YouTube, Amazon, and Netflix. These algorithms play a pivotal role in suggesting relevant content for online users – from e-commerce product recommendations to personalized …

Streaming analytics in banking: How to start with Apache Flink and Kafka in 7 steps

Posted on 01. 12. 2020.01. 12. 2020.

In the previous text, we talked about the basics of streaming, what it means in theory, what are the advantages, disadvantages and mentioned some streaming tools. This text is more technical, and we will talk about Flink in general as …