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Business Opportunities for Analytic Bridge Members
This community has grown tremendously since it inception. The group has individual with diversified and very valuable skill sets. In addition groups’ members are located geographically diversely throughout the world. There are a fair numbers of entrepreneurs and individual consultants in this community. This presents excellent business opportunities.
I think given the geographic diversity we could take solutions and services from some places and take them to other countries and markets. As an example solutions developed in Australia (Like mathemetrica) by group members for possible application to stock market could be sold to clients in Asia, Middle East, India, and Europe etc.
In essence we can put together virtual teams. People who have products or services which they may want to market, other people who think they can market it some where. In addition, we could combine skills of different members to come up with more comprehensive solutions. As a example taking software engineering, financial analytics, 3d graphics and animation, real time systems, marketing and business strategy from various members and come up with services.
I for example would be interested in looking at innovative solutions for equity markets which I could market in the emerging markets. Similarly I could provide various software engineering solutions.
These virtual teams could use each other networks. As an example I am plugged into the Wharton school, university of Pennsylvania and Goldman Sachs Alumni networks. So I could leverage these networks as well.
To proceed we perhaps need to accumulate information about what services/products members can and wish to provide and what services others may be able to sell.
May be we should start posting opportunities on the forum?
Any thoughts?
I think given the geographic diversity we could take solutions and services from some places and take them to other countries and markets. As an example solutions developed in Australia (Like mathemetrica) by group members for possible application to stock market could be sold to clients in Asia, Middle East, India, and Europe etc.
In essence we can put together virtual teams. People who have products or services which they may want to market, other people who think they can market it some where. In addition, we could combine skills of different members to come up with more comprehensive solutions. As a example taking software engineering, financial analytics, 3d graphics and animation, real time systems, marketing and business strategy from various members and come up with services.
I for example would be interested in looking at innovative solutions for equity markets which I could market in the emerging markets. Similarly I could provide various software engineering solutions.
These virtual teams could use each other networks. As an example I am plugged into the Wharton school, university of Pennsylvania and Goldman Sachs Alumni networks. So I could leverage these networks as well.
To proceed we perhaps need to accumulate information about what services/products members can and wish to provide and what services others may be able to sell.
May be we should start posting opportunities on the forum?
Any thoughts?
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Permalink Reply by Theodore Omtzigt on -
We are ready to aggregate analytical services and data streams. Our business model is that of a globally connected data set and analytical utility computing facility. We would love to connect with analysts that need to combine lots of different data sources.
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Permalink Reply by Tejamoy Ghosh on
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This is great idea - we would be interested to sell/provide predictive and exploratory analytics and data-mining services across domains like financial services, retail, travel and hospitality, manufacturing, etc. Can that be part of the boquet of offerings you would envisage?
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Permalink Reply by Andrea Lionetto on -
I took a quick look at your website. I'm part of a small team of scientists based in Rome, Italy whishing to apply data analysis skill in different contests. Which kind of applications do you have in mind?
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Permalink Reply by Theodore Omtzigt on
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Stillwater is part of a global data center initiative. I see you are in Delhi. Let's connect directly and explore.
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Permalink Reply by Kevin Chen on -
Hi, I've been working on data-mining and statistical projects. I would love to cooperate with other quant professionals and virtual teams. Thanks.
Kevin
DataMelody.com -
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Permalink Reply by Theodore Omtzigt on
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we need to redo this thread since we are now talking about two different collaboration concepts
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Permalink Reply by Theodore Omtzigt on
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This thread has bifurcated in two different tacks since Ajay's response.
My response was a shout out to find companies and research efforts that need to run their services in the cloud so that they can generate a global reach. One project we are involved in is a healthcare application with Beijing University that combines genomics with electronic medical records for epidemiology. Other examples of what I am talking about are large multi-nationals looking for a market data set and operational system to drive, say, business analytics in HR or R&D, or an NIH funded group/principal investigator that needs to bring together a proteomics data set and analysis for knowledge discovery and modeling without needing to invest $1M in cluster hardware. If you have a large data set (at least a couple of 100G) that is growing fast and that needs continuous analysis, and you benefit from this data set to be available across the globe, then we have a solution that will take millions of dollars out of the cost of doing business.
From what I understand of his website, Ajay's response is for a traditional consultancy organization. -
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Permalink Reply by Theodore Omtzigt on
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To complete the comparison for elucidation: We are offering a business analytics cloud. We are a global data center like Amazon but instead of focusing on selling books or web services, we sell business analytics. And just like Amazon invites other book sellers to offer their wares on Amazon, we are seeking collaboration with other business analytics service providers to round out our service offering.
We are a global data center and we'll work for services. -
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Permalink Reply by Theodore Omtzigt on
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We are much cheaper than Amazon. How much cheaper depends on your workload mix of computes, Internet bandwidth in and out, and storage requirements.
Take a look at my blog where I discuss how to compare different cloud offerings. -
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