Category Archives: Big Data Analytics

Moshe Yanai: Re-Thinking the Big Data Box

Posted on December 22, 2017 by

Moshe Yanai has been re-thinking the box for more than 40 years, inventing new configurations of the large containers in which we keep the data generated by our constantly expanding digital lives. Data is eating the world and Yanai has … Continue reading →

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From Big Data Analytics to AI: Vodafone and Celonis Mine Data to Improve Business Processes

Posted on November 24, 2017 by

What if you could put your company through an MRI scanner to get a detailed picture of how well your processes work, see the bottlenecks, and understand the causes of delays, unnecessary costs, and lost productivity? Read the rest of … Continue reading →

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What’s the Big Data?

Posted on June 20, 2017 by

Source: CSC

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Top Data Science, Big Data, and Deep Learning Tools and Programming Languages

Posted on June 5, 2017 by

Source: The 18th annual KDnuggets Software Poll

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Data is Eating the World: 163 Trillion Gigabytes Will Be Created in 2025

Posted on April 18, 2017 by

Source: Data Age 2025

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Logz.io Combines Open Source, Cloud, Big Data and Machine Learning for DevOps and SRE

Posted on April 15, 2017 by

90% of startups fail. Those that survive and thrive either capitalize on a new technology or provide a timely response to a new market development. Logz.io does both, combining the power of at least 4 technology trends—open source, cloud computing, … Continue reading →

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Big Data Ecosystem and Benefits

Posted on March 28, 2017 by

IDC: Organizations are achieving a broad range of Big Data–related business outcomes from their work. These can broadly be categorized as delivering value from operational optimization, improved compliance, and innovation. Interestingly, and as illustrated, Big Data outcomes tied to operational … Continue reading →

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