Our need for speed often clouds our memory of simpler times. But can anything replace the satisfaction of a well-executed engineering project, whether it’s a race to the moon or a humble road-race of unpowered vehicles? Our Veracity team in Utah … [Read more...] about An Old-Fashioned Challenge for Engineers: A Soap Dish Derby
Plug-and-Play AI—the Downside of the Dazzle
By Mike Macedonia With increasing frequency, we’re hearing many of our clients’ senior executives say that they need to “get some big data, machine learning, and artificial intelligence” into their enterprises. Their desire is understandable, … [Read more...] about Plug-and-Play AI—the Downside of the Dazzle
Getting Started at Veracity
By Mikiyas Tsegaye, Ph.D. As a recent hire at Veracity Forecasting and Analysis, I’d like to report on my on-boarding experience, which job candidates often don’t factor in to their decision making after receiving an offer. Although few things … [Read more...] about Getting Started at Veracity
Equal Intellectual Footing Makes a Smart Workplace Smarter
By Michael Webb, Veracity’s Chief Technology Officer In my daily work as the leader of Veracity’s Utah-based office, I have myriad responsibilities, but I continually endeavor to cultivate equal intellectual footing among our team. How would … [Read more...] about Equal Intellectual Footing Makes a Smart Workplace Smarter
Making The Big, (Not So) Scary Professional Leap, Part II
In our last post, Senior Analyst Greg Ruchti discussed the professional leap he made from academia to the private sector. He received several follow-up questions, which also sparked discussion among Veracity staff. Here we post answers to the … [Read more...] about Making The Big, (Not So) Scary Professional Leap, Part II