Brian Chorba, Author at SPR

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Helping enterprise teams deploy AI at scale with Palantir Foundry and AIP

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A Strategic Guide to Enterprise Application Development

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Your Guide to Building and Scaling SaaS Applications

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Finding the Right Software Development Partner: A Complete Guide

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A Strategic Guide to Software Development Methodologies for Modern Teams

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A Technical Approach for Using ML for Insurance Claim Risk

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Women in Tech Statistics: 73% Experience Gender Bias in the Workplace

Battling Data Leakage in ML Models: Lessons from the School of the Art Institute

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Building a ML Model to Predict Student Enrollment at The School of the Art Institute

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The Many Dimensions of 3D Printing at SPR