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Unleashing Victory: How Data Collection Is Revolutionizing Football Performance Analysis!

Smart Data Collective

This is where data collection steps onto the pitch, revolutionizing football performance analysis in unprecedented ways. The Evolution of Football Analysis From Gut Feelings to Data-Driven Insights In the early days of football, coaches relied on gut feelings and personal observations to make decisions.

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The Role of Data Analytics in Football Performance

Smart Data Collective

We have talked extensively about the many industries that have been impacted by big data. many of our articles have centered around the role that data analytics and artificial intelligence has played in the financial sector. However, many other industries have also been affected by advances in big data technology.

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Krones real-time production line monitoring with Amazon Managed Service for Apache Flink

AWS Big Data

Krones equips their lines with sensors for data collection, which can then be evaluated against rules. Managed Service for Apache Flink manages the underlying Apache Flink components that provide durable application state, metrics, logs, and more, and Kinesis enables you to cost-effectively process streaming data at any scale.

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Big Data In Hockey Takes The Sport By Storm

Smart Data Collective

Big data has taken all forms of sports analytics by storm, but we are only now really beginning to see what it can do for hockey. Data tracking technology has taken the work from the analysts, giving you statistics in real time. What KPIs Do Hockey Decision-Makers Track with Big Data? The Metrics.

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Asset lifecycle management best practices: Building a strategy for success

IBM Big Data Hub

Today, asset management software helps companies maintain the most important information about their assets—such as condition, maintenance and repair history, location, licensing and performance metrics—more accurately and efficiently. What follows are some asset lifecycle management best practices that companies rely on.