WHY DATA SCIENCE NEEDS STORY TELLING
WHY DATA SCIENCE NEEDS STORY TELLING BY Steve Lohr, technology reporter for the New York Times It often seems a waste that so many of the finest minds in computer science have dedicated themselves...
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The Data Lake: A Brief SWOT Analysis
The Data Lake: A Brief SWOT Analysis By Tamara Dull, Director of Emerging Technologies ▪ SAS Best Practices For the last few months, I have engaged in an online debate about the data lake...
Pre-emptive Financial Markets Regulation – next step for Big Data
Pre-emptive Financial Markets Regulation – next step for Big Data. By Morgan Deane, member of the Board and International Head of Legal & Compliance for the Helvea-Baader Bank Group. Some months ago, I commented...
A/B Testing is not art, it is science.
A/B Testing is not art, it is science. By Ramkumar Ravichandran, Director, Analytics, Visa Inc. Call it A/B Testing, call it Optimization, call it Growth Hacking, call it Test & Learn, call it whatever...
Optimize your Data Warehouse with Tamr
Optimize your Data Warehouse with Tamr. By Ihab Ilyas, Professor, Cheriton School of Computer Science, University of Waterloo Context With the growing popularity of Hadoop several organizations have been creating Data Lakes, where they...
Big Technical Data, the Cloud and Data Residency
Big Technical Data, the Cloud and Data Residency by Claude Baudoin, Principal Consultant at cébé IT & Knowledge Management. May 2015 The Oil and Gas industry provides an excellent example of some of the...
Pivotal For Good with Crisis Text Line: Using Text Analytics To Better Serve At-Risk Teens
Pivotal For Good with Crisis Text Line: Using Text Analytics To Better Serve At-Risk Teens May 08, 2015 • By Noelle Sio Saldana • Case Studies Earlier this year, I worked as part of...
Data-Driven Power Clusters
Data-Driven Power Clusters Snorri H. Gdumundsson, Director and CMO, Gage-Cannon Venture Consulting Ltd. “Today’s economic map of the world is characterized by “clusters.” A cluster is a geographic concentration of related companies, organizations, and...
Can We Trust Probabilistic Machines to Prepare Our Data?
Can We Trust Probabilistic Machines to Prepare Our Data? – By Daniel Bruckner Whether you’re en route to a 360-degree view of your customers, mapping your data lake, or tuning up your supply chain analytics, you need to...
Big data, big trouble
Big data, big trouble By Bernardo A. Huberman Director, Mechanisms and Design Lab HP Labs 1501 Page Mill Rd. Palo Alto, CA 94304 USA The interactive nature of the web has created research opportunities...