Wednesday, February 26, 2014 |
News Highlights
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Yaniv Mor
Two of the biggest buzzwords of the
last year: big data and cloud computing. Learn why you should be
putting these technologies to work in your environment.
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Fern Halper
Questions after a recent Webinar on
predictive analytics weren't about the technology but rather how to
convince an organization (and its senior executives) about
predictive analytics's value. Here are four suggestions to help you
get started.
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Matt Wolken
Big data programs must be implemented
with the ethics of privacy in mind. The blueprint isn't complete,
but here are four steps you can take today to help your business
move in the right direction.
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Nobby Akiha
How should organizations go about
staffing up for big data?
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TDWI Webinar Series:
Speaker:
Philip Russom
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From a technology viewpoint, collecting,
processing, and delivering data is hard enough. Analyzing big data
in real time is downright Herculean. Yet that's exactly where many
user practices and vendor technologies are going today. |
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Upcoming Webinars of Interest
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The cloud services model offers much in
the way of potential benefits to businesses in terms of efficiency
and cost savings. It's no wonder that many enterprise applications
have moved to public, private, or hybrid clouds. Although business
intelligence applications have been slower to move to the cloud --
usually because of data security concerns -- this is starting to
change.
Speaker:
Fern Halper
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Key BI industry growth areas are focused
on big data, advanced analytics, cloud computing, and supporting
mobile workers. When they are marketing and writing about using
these technologies, vendors, the press, and analyst organizations
usually focus on building new and leading-edge systems and
applications.
Speaker:
Colin White
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Now
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Events Calendar
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March 9-11, 2014
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Solution Summit in Savannah: Delivering Business
Value from Big Data Analytics
Savannah, GA
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Learn More / Register Now
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