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Short Bio:: I enjoy analyzing data.

My Website:: http://www.hamiltonnumbers.com

Years of Experience in Analytical Role:: 15

Professional Status:: Consultant

Interests:: Networking

What is your Favorite Data Mining or Analytical Website?: http://www.analyticcycling.com

What Other Analytical Website do you Recommend?: http://www.statit.com

Your Company:: Hamilton Numbers

Industry:: Data Analysis

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At 1:43pm on September 5, 2008, Tom Wolfer said…: Yes Emory; I have worked with hospital data quite a bit. Is there a hospital near you for whom you are working that requires some help?

Cheers!
Tom

At 9:44am on July 7, 2008, Michael Alemu said…: Dear Emory Creel,

My idea is to send a message for our group regarding the meaning, and what happened to our Planet.
People in biology, and related field knows what happen to the parents of this pig, and why it has two heads.
As a researcher, I came across in nuclear physics problems research, and found the treble we are in, in this planet.

There is a very series problem regarding radio active materials the way it has been handled by many nations; And it has been ignored or being reluctant, my be, being helpless by scientists who new the truth what happened to our world.

All living things are endanger beyond we can imagine. Our existence is based on natural reproduction by the law of nature, and if that is distracted or damaged by human made micro substance, to expose what happened and find a solution is on our shoulder.
I am happy to give information to analytic bridge members if they want to address the depth of the issue and recommendations.

Best regards,

Michael Alemu
URST

At 6:44am on March 27, 2008, Dr. Diego Kuonen said…: Looking forward to see it and to learn more about your company.

At 6:12am on March 27, 2008, Dr. Diego Kuonen said…: Personally, I did not see it as a flame, but as a provoking and amusing comment, which leaves some space for justification. I will try to do this by a response within the discussion.

Thanks for moving Statoo Consulting to the top of your list.

Do you have more detailed information (e.g. a brochure) about Hamilton Numbers? Your web site looks interesting, but asks for more...

At 12:46pm on March 20, 2008, Vincent Granville said…: You'll receive a few interesting publications from them. They might have a job section and conferences that you can attend and meet people. Also, I would add this stuff on my resume, it always looks good to recruiters to belong to a reputable organization.

At 12:10pm on March 20, 2008, Vincent Granville said…: TDWI produces its own content and make money out of it. So they have interesting articles, product reviews, a nice salary survey that I might publish on AB too if there is no copyright issue.

AnalyticBridge instead aims at attracting many contributors, with no membership fees. So there is more activity from participants, and most of the content is produced by many contributors. It also provides the opportunity to meet other professionals more easily. TDWI's membership is very expensive, but according to their salary survey, members averaged an $98,000 annual salary.

On AnalyticBridge, we also welcome University students or junior analysts who can not afford to pay a TDWI membership. For those who do not know, TDWI is an organization focusing on BI, ETL and DW.