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York University Data, Technology Stack, and Enterprise Applications
ERP Services and Operations
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IBM Legacy IBM Maximo Enterprise Asset Management ERP Services and Operations n/a 2012 2013
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IBM Legacy IBM Watson Visual Recognition Computer Vision AI-Powered Application n/a 2020 2020
In 2020 York University implemented IBM Watson Visual Recognition to support a skin cancer detection research project, integrating IBM Watson Visual Recognition and Watson Assistant into a Computer Vision workflow. The deployment focused on model development and an online demonstrator, with the project run using Python locally and production hosting on IBM Cloud. The implementation included custom image scraping and dataset engineering, images mined from multiple medical websites and Google Images and classified through manual and scripted labeling workflows. The team created and configured the visual recognition project inside Watson Studio, loaded data assets, and executed iterative training cycles for the IBM Watson Visual Recognition model using supervised image classification pipelines. Integrations were explicit and pragmatic, the visual recognition model was linked to Watson Assistant to surface results through a conversational interface, and the application was executed locally in Python before being deployed to IBM Cloud for online access. The architecture therefore combined Watson Studio model training artifacts, the IBM Watson Visual Recognition service for inference, Watson Assistant for interaction, and IBM Cloud for runtime hosting and resource consumption. Operational governance emphasized dataset curation and retraining cadence, reproducible training projects in Watson Studio, and deployment controls for the cloud hosted application, with paid cloud resources used during development and a provided estimate of production costs. The work produced an online deployed application for skin cancer detection research using IBM Watson Visual Recognition, maintaining clear separation between data ingestion, model training, inference, and conversational access.
CRM
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Contentsquare Legacy Hotjar Customer Experience CRM n/a 2021 2021
PPM
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Project Portfolio Management PPM 2021 2021
CyberSecurity
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Secure Web Gateways (SWG) CyberSecurity 2018 2018
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FAQ - APPS RUN THE WORLD York University Technographics

York University is a Education organization based in Canada, with around 7000 employees and annual revenues of $1.75 billion.

York University operates a diverse technology stack with applications such as IBM Maximo, IBM Watson Visual Recognition and Hotjar, covering areas like Enterprise Asset Management, Computer Vision and Customer Experience.

York University has invested in cloud applications and AI-driven platforms to optimize efficiency and growth, collaborating with vendors such as IBM and Contentsquare.

York University recently adopted applications including Hotjar in 2021, Prism PPM in 2021 and IBM Watson Visual Recognition in 2020, highlighting its ongoing modernization strategy.

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