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Experience The Future Of Tech Ecosystems At IDC Alliance

Tech visionaries and leaders will converge to take part in the second annual event of its kind in the UAE, November 22-23.

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International Data Corporation (IDC), a global leader in ICT market intelligence and advisory services, has unveiled an ecosystem-focused event series that will see a convergence of tech visionaries, disruptors, and leaders join its IDC Alliance expo in the United Arab Emirates on November 22-23.

IDC’s research suggests that 70% of vendors will adopt a “customer-led ecosystem orchestration strategy by 2025”. Organizers of the IDC Alliance aim to revolutionize the way technology businesses collaborate, helping to drive innovation and transform their strategies.

“With the expansion of this year’s IDC Alliance, we’re excited to introduce two exceptional platforms where the brightest minds in technology will converge to drive innovation, collaboration, and progress,” said Jyoti Lalchandani, IDC’s group vice president and regional managing director for the Middle East, Turkey, and Africa.

2023’s IDC Alliance will gather some of the tech landscape’s most influential thought leaders at one event, hosting a series of talks and conferences that bridge the gap between tech innovators, start-ups, cloud specialists, distributors, and enterprise CIOs. The platform will be a place for innovative ideas, insights, and plenty of networking opportunities.

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The expo’s agenda will be packed with thought-provoking panel discussions covering various industry trends, challenges, and opportunities, with topics including:

  • The Evolving Role of the CIO and Understanding the Buyer Journey
  • Talent Management: Growing and Grooming Local Tech Talent
  • Building and Leveraging Cloud Partner Ecosystems
  • Driving Competitive Advantage Through Cyber-Risk Assessments
  • Becoming AI Ready: Transforming Businesses for the Future
  • Industrial Automation and OT Convergence: Delivering Value and Trust

Join the packed roadster of industry leaders at IDC Alliance at the Mövenpick Resort, Al Marjan Island, UAE, November 22-23.

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Instagram Now Lets You Tune Its Algorithm, But There’s One Big Catch

The new controls promise users “agency” over their feed, but asking to see more from accounts you actually follow returns an error.

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Instagram has expanded its algorithm personalization feature to the main feed, letting users specify which topics they want surfaced more or less often in recommendations.

Instagram chief Adam Mosseri framed the change as a matter of user control. “I believe it’s in our best interest as a business to empower people to shape Instagram into something that works for them, and that people should be able to have a meaningful amount of agency over the products they spend so much time in,” he wrote on Threads.

Though it turns out that agency has limits. The controls only accept interest-based topics, such as “rescue dogs” or “parenting humor”. Requesting “posts from people I follow” returns no results, which is obviously a sore point for creators whose posts rarely reach their own audiences. Mosseri conceded the tension: “Who you follow used to be a meaningful tool people had for shaping their own experience, and as recommendations took over the main feed that tool quietly stopped working”.

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Instagram credits large language models for making its algorithms legible enough to personalize, and says it is “actively working on supporting requests for people, different moods or vibes, content types, and more” – potentially leading to a fully “bespoke” version of the app.

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