Wednesday, April 16, 2014 |
News Highlights
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Dave Wells
Data warehouse automation is more than
simply automation of ETL development. It automates the entire data
warehousing life cycle from planning, analysis, and design through
development and extending into operations, maintenance, and change
management. Dave Wells explains the benefits of the technology.
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Mico Yuk
Like most organizations, you are
probably struggling to gather the true requirements of a project.
Learn how using the BI Dashboard Formula can foster a higher user
adoption rate of your completed application.
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David Stodder
From a business perspective, big data
it is about competing on analytics and making the entire
organization more data driven. We explore two key points
organizations seeking to become more data-driven should address.
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Linda Briggs
Analytics that can tap into raw,
unstructured data is becoming increasingly important, enabling
organizations to explore unstructured data on the fly without fixed
schemas or specialized skill sets. Brett Sheppard of Splunk explains
the direction new tools are taking and discusses their benefits.
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TDWI Webinar Series:
Speaker:
Fern Halper
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As companies seek gain competitive
advantage through analytics, a change is occurring in the data and
infrastructure that support it. Several technology factors are
coming together to form the fabric of an evolving analytics
ecosystem. Advanced analytics, in particular, are becoming more
important as companies embrace big data. This includes techniques
such as advanced visualization and machine learning that can be
particularly beneficial in big data discovery and analysis. |
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Upcoming Webinars of Interest
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In-memory database management systems
have matured to the point where they predictably promise accelerated
application performance. By adopting alternative storage layouts
amenable to in-memory processing, these databases take advantage of
efficient use of available memory to reduce or even eliminate the
data latencies typically associated with significantly slower disk-
based storage media.
Speaker:
David Loshin
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Now
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Valuable organizational data about a
company's business and its customers is often found in reports. This
might include financial statements, billing invoices, healthcare
patient records, or statements of benefits. Such data is often
stored in a company's enterprise content management (ECM)
systems.
Speaker:
Fern Halper
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Now
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Events Calendar
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