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Self-Service BI vs Traditional BI: What’s Next?

Alation

Business intelligence has a long history. Historian Richard Millar Devens first used the term to describe the machinations of banker Sir Henry Furnese, who collected information and acted on it quickly to outsmart his competition. But there have always been limits on who can access valuable data, as well as how it can be used.

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Marketing as a strategic business partner: mixing theory, research and #data

Jen Stirrup

Marketing is viewed as a key strategic participant in achieving the goals of businesses, both large and small. I thought I’d share how we started to apply marketing theory, practice, and insights from data. After all, the Internet can break a business very quickly! The secret is the data. It’s a balance.

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Huawei’s 20-year journey in Malaysia

CIO Business Intelligence

Since then, the country has recorded many success stories, attracting both domestic and foreign companies working in Information and Communications Technology (ICT) to invest and set up operations across various economic zones. Huawei’s foray into the country began in 2001. Cloud Computing: TM ONE Alpha Edge.

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Data Science, Past & Future

Domino Data Lab

Paco Nathan presented, “Data Science, Past & Future” , at Rev. At Rev’s “ Data Science, Past & Future” , Paco Nathan covered contextual insight into some common impactful themes over the decades that also provided a “lens” help data scientists, researchers, and leaders consider the future.

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Modernize a legacy real-time analytics application with Amazon Managed Service for Apache Flink

AWS Big Data

Organizations with legacy, on-premises, near-real-time analytics solutions typically rely on self-managed relational databases as their data store for analytics workloads. Near-real-time streaming analytics captures the value of operational data and metrics to provide new insights to create business opportunities.