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Very interesting data: can you elaborate on how data is collected and analyzed?
The Twitter spamming problem is very real as anyone that has a Twitter account can attest to. Over on another discussion we talked about the business model to generat...
Our good folks at the national labs have been developing cloud computing for two decades, so what they are doing now is possibly an indication of what we'll be doing with the cloud a decade from now. Researchers at IBM Almaden have been working on...
Here is the New York Times article describing the social networking advertising landscape.
I am starting to fall out of the demographic target of advertisers but for me any advertising that is outside of the specific information content you are w...
We (Stillwater Supercomputing) are mining news looking for trends that could affect supply chain and customer categories. Another company Radian6 tracks social networks to characterize trends around brands.
But I do agree that the business model ...
thanks for a nice link, i'm just trying to explore... :)
Appirio, a company that helps enterprise customers leverage PaaS cloud platforms such as Salesforce.com and Google Apps, put a nice interactive navigator on their website. The Appirio cloud computing ecosystem map aims to provide more clarity in t...
Has anybody experience with data mining
Freebase data?
The Hadoop article at Wikipedia mentions an experiment done by a team at the New York Times to leverage cloud computing on a large data set. I am looking for an introduction to any of the principals in that team. Can anyone help me?
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And now something completely different: brain simulation
Our good folks at the national labs have been developing cloud computing for two decades, so what they are doing now is possibly an indication of what we'll be doing with the cloud a decade from now. Researchers at IBM Almaden have been working on the largest brain simulation to date; 1.6 billion neurons with 9 trillion connections. The scale of this endeavor still dwarfs the capacity and capability of… Continue
Posted on November 28, 2009 at 10:57am —
Cloud ecosystem
Appirio, a company that helps enterprise customers leverage PaaS cloud platforms such as Salesforce.com and Google Apps, put a nice interactive navigator on their website. The Appirio cloud computing ecosystem map aims to provide more clarity in the fast evolving cloud services market. It tries to help enterprise decision makers to accelerate their adoption of the cloud by trying to provide a standard taxonomy.… Continue
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- At 3:12pm on July 21, 2009,
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- At 11:42pm on May 5, 2009,
Jaap Vink said… - Hallo Theo,
SPSS zit in Gorinchem en we hebben een sales office in Utrecht.
Groet,
Jaap
- At 7:14pm on February 25, 2009,
AJAY OHRI said… - Hi Theodore,
Do join my linkedin group too and connect with me on linkedin...
http://www.linkedin.com/groups?gid=54257
http://www.linkedin.com/in/ajayohri
Regards,
Ajay
- At 10:06am on February 25, 2009,
Osman said… - Great to connect with you
Do join my linkedin group too and connect with me on linkedin...
http://www.linkedin.com/groups?gid=159091
http://www.linkedin.com/in/niazi
regards
osman
- At 10:39am on October 23, 2008,
Wayne Moore said… - Theo, Alteryx is able to directly interact using ODBC or OLE-DB with most data repositories and supports every standard input and output file type, so "mining" data from any source on the network is immediate and very fast. You can geocode a file of addresses, filter these by some geography or polygon you build with a drive-time calculation, and identify just the households that match a segmentation profile or demographic set. This all happens at real-time speeds and blows away conventional SQL and SHP processing. I'm trying to load a video of AT&T Mobility customer explaining how Alteryx is able to do what they have not been able to do using other tools. I'll let you know when its uploaded. Wayne
- At 8:42am on October 23, 2008,
Wayne Moore said…
- Sorry to miss this request until now. It appears I posted sample report output from our Alteryx product. If you are not familiar with our technology, you can read more about Alteryx at our Web site, extendthereach.com, under the Products menu. Alteryx is a spatial mapping and visualization environment within which corporate decision makers can access other databases, spatial data and objects, and a wealth of data sources we provide in order to answer questions and gain insight from what we have coined, geographic business intelligence(TM). Thanks for the inquiry, and I promise to keep a closer eye on AnalyticBridge activity. Regards, Wayne Moore
- At 6:17am on August 13, 2008,
Marybeth Haas said… - Hi Theodore - no one comes to mind immediately, but I'll mull it over and let you know if I think of any suitable firms. Thanks.
- At 10:43am on July 3, 2008,
Tom Wolfer said… - Theodore; I believe that my recent discussion post titled 'Colourment Profiling' should provide you with a further explanation of my approach to explaining data using colour. Any comments?
http://www.analyticbridge.com/forum/topic/show?id=2004291%3ATopic%3A16761
- At 10:43am on July 3, 2008,
Tom Wolfer said…
- Theodore; I believe that my recent discussion post titled 'Colourment Profiling' should provide you with a further explanation of my approach to explaining data using colour. Any comments?
http://www.analyticbridge.com/forum/topic/show?id=2004291%3ATopic%3A16761
- At 7:32pm on June 29, 2008,
Tom Wolfer said…
- Sorry Theodore; here is the link to my discussion topic on Colourindexing Imperfect Data. Can you please comment?
http://www.analyticbridge.com/forum/topic/show?id=2004291%3ATopic%3A16309
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