Tag Archives: LinkedIn
31 December 2012: Computer Reseller News
HP Intros Big Data Solutions for Telcos Excerpt: HP Enterprise Services has introduced new telco big data and analytics solutions for communications service providers (CSPs) to manage, understand and act on massive amounts of information to deliver services to subscribers. Read … Continue reading
26 September 2012: Business 2 Community
Top Three Technology Trends With the Biggest Impact on Companies Excerpt: Today, we are in the midst of a business revolution. Driving the transformation of business are three core technology trends, which have become top buzzwords in the business world: … Continue reading
Posted in Analysis, Business, Cloud Computing, Commentary, Mobile, Technology
Tagged big data analytics, bigdata, Cloud computing, LinkedIn, Louie Yan, mobile, Sam Kumarsamy, SAP, SAP AG, Shankar Gopidas, Tap the 90
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21 September 2012: Smart Company
What Executives Don’t Know About Big Data Excerpt: Although big data already is – and will continue to be – a relentless driver of revolutionary business change (just ask Amazon’s Jeff Bezos, Google’s Larry Page or LinkedIn’s Reid Hoffman), too many … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Commentary, Science
Tagged big data analytics, bigdata, Facebook, Google, Jeff Bezos, Larry Page, LinkedIn, Louie Yan, Reid Hoffman, Sam Kumarsamy, Shankar Gopidas, Tap the 90, Twitter
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5 September 2012: Computerworld
Data for the Masses Excerpt: Big data analytics should be used for more than just financial gain; the power of data combined with good design can be used to convey complex information to the masses, says Jer Thorp, data artist in residence … Continue reading
25 July 2012: ZDNet
Ensuring Data Quality Not Sexy But Critical to Biz Excerpt: Arun Chandrasekaran, research director at Gartner, said data quality, as a process and technology, identifies and manages the accuracy of business-critical data as well as corrects the flaw within the … Continue reading
Posted in Analysis, Commentary, Research, Technology
Tagged big data analytics, bigdata, Data quality, Databases, Facebook, Gartner, Information management, LinkedIn, Louie Yan, Ovum, Sam Kumarsamy, Shankar Gopidas, Tap the 90, Twitter
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24 July 2012: ZDNet
Webtrends, Loggly Explain Hadoop‘s Shortcomings Excerpt: Performing analytics on clickstream and log file data are canonical examples of Big Data in action; they represent a sweet spot for the technology. Hadoop is also a canonical example of Big Data in action and, … Continue reading
Posted in Analysis, Commentary, Definition, Science, Technology
Tagged analytics, Apache Hadoop, big data analytics, bigdata, Clickstream, Facebook, LinkedIn, Loggly, Louie Yan, Sam Kumarsamy, Shankar Gopidas, Tap the 90, Twitter, Webtrends
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12 July 2012: Business Spectator
Technology Spectator: Time for a Big Data Diet Excerpt: The promised benefits of big data and analytics are manifold but can only be truly realised once the time travelled between the collection of the data and the delivery of insight is reduced … Continue reading
Survey Results Update: Business Intelligence or Business Analytics
Do you think the terms Business Intelligence and Business Analytics are interchangeable? The question “Are the terms Business Intelligence and Business Analytics interchangeable?” – launched two months ago – continues to spark discussion. There are now more than 130 responses … Continue reading
9 July 2012: Business 2 Community
Big Data Meets Big Video: Driving Online Video with Analytics Excerpt: The big companies that rely on Big Data becoming a ‘thing’ include Oracle, IBM, and EMC, which all have specialized business lines focused on supporting massive data collection and … Continue reading
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6 December 2012: PC Advisor
Big Data, Cheap Storage Bring In-Memory Analytics Into Spotlight Excerpt: If you haven’t already, you’ll start to see offerings, including SAP HANA and Oracle Exalytics, which aim to bring big data and analytics together on the same box. Or you can … Continue reading →