March 17, 2025
Engineering, Phase 2 Labs

How Multi-Modal LLMs are Revolutionizing Document Processing Anyone who has worked with historical archives, ancestral records, or aged business documents knows the frustration all too well. You're staring at a handwritten letter from the 1800s, a faded hospital record, or a weathered legal document that holds valuable information—if only you could reliably extract it. Traditional Optical Character Recognition (OCR) promised to bridge this gap between physical documents and digital data, but for many challenging documents, it has fallen persistently short. For decades,...

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March 13, 2025
Business Software Development, Data Strategy and Governance

At A Glance: Data Governance Strategy In today’s rapidly evolving digital landscape, managing data effectively has become a critical priority for organizations. As data generation continues to skyrocket, along with growing regulatory requirements, the importance of establishing robust data governance frameworks is more pressing than ever. Poor data management not only results in substantial financial losses but also poses significant risks to security, compliance, and decision-making capabilities. A solid data governance strategy not only mitigates risk but also drives innovation, operational efficiency,...

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March 6, 2025
Business Software Development, Data Strategy and Governance, Phase 2 Labs

Executive Summary Organizations today face a critical inflection point in managing their data assets. According to Ocient, a leading data intelligence firm, global data creation will reach 200 zettabytes in 2025 (Ocient 2022). This explosive growth, combined with increasing regulatory requirements like GDPR, CCPA, and industry-specific mandates, creates urgent challenges in data management, security, and value creation. The cost of poor data management is substantial. Industry research from Gartner indicates that organizations lose an average of $12.9 million per year due to...

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May 14, 2021
Technical Tutorial

Most experienced developers are familiar with using dynamic proxies. They enable us to implement an interface at runtime and decide how to execute methods dynamically as they are invoked. This is very useful to add additional functionality around existing implementations (especially from third-party libraries) as described by the Decorator Pattern. However, Kotlin coroutines introduce a new set of problems when creating dynamic proxies. We'll explore how to properly detect and dynamically invoke suspend functions declared on an interface. The Setup First, create...

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