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The Automation and Optimization of Advanced Analytics based on Machine Learning

In this TDWI webinar, you will learn about data, tool, platform, and technology requirements for machine learning and how automation can help optimize ML-driven advanced analytics.

Philip Russom, Ph.D.

Sponsored by Qubole

Analytics Everywhere: Building Analytics Applications for Driving Business Value

View this webinar for a lively panel of experts, including industry thought leader Wayne Eckerson, leader in the visual analytics market Qlik, and Fern Halper from TDWI, to discuss best practices around embedding analytics.

Fern Halper, Ph.D.

Sponsored by Qlik®

GDPR: What It Means for Analytics and Data Management

View this special TDWI Webinar and learn what steps your organization needs to take to ensure GDPR compliance throughout its analytics, BI, and data management processes.

David Stodder

Sponsored by Collibra

Ask the Expert: Demystifying Semantics and Ontologies

TDWI Members Only

In this Ask the Expert webinar, Ted Hills will answer your questions about semantics and ontologies, explain the increasingly significant role they are playing in modern data architecture, and explain how you can get started in this fascinating and value-rich field.

Ted Hills

Six Strategies for Balancing Risk with Data Value

In this TDWI webinar, we’ll consider data value and intelligence in the context of compliance.

Philip Russom, Ph.D.

Sponsored by ASG Technologies

Building Trusted Data Through Deep Profiling and Analysis with Machine Learning

This webinar focuses on how machine learning and other analytics techniques can be used to ensure better data outcomes.

Fern Halper, Ph.D.

Sponsored by IBM

Applying the Power of AI to Data Catalogs: How artificial intelligence can make it easier for users to share knowledge and collaborate

Join this TDWI Webinar to learn how AI-powered data catalogs can enable your organization to stem the tide of data chaos and better manage and govern self-service analytics, BI, and data preparation. Smarter, more visual data catalogs can increase users’ speed to insight and confidence in their ability to share knowledge and collaborate on data and analytics.

David Stodder

Sponsored by Unifi Software