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Predictive Analytics: 4 Primary Aspects of Predictive Analytics

Smart Data Collective

Predictive analytics, sometimes referred to as big data analytics, relies on aspects of data mining as well as algorithms to develop predictive models. Without big data in predictive analytics, these descriptive models can’t offer a competitive advantage or negotiate future outcomes.

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Business Intelligence and the COVID-19 Pandemic

Paul Blogs on BI

A few years ago, when the BI world was obsessed with Big Data, I started many of my BI presentations with the following formula: BIG DATA + BAD DATA = BIG BAD DATA. The COVID-19 situation needs a new formula: MISSING DATA + GOOD DATA = MISSING GOOD DATA.

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How gaming companies can use Amazon Redshift Serverless to build scalable analytical applications faster and easier

AWS Big Data

This post also discusses the art of the possible with newer innovations in AWS services around streaming, machine learning (ML), data sharing, and serverless capabilities. User to user interactions – Invitations, gifting, chats (private and group), challenges, and so on during an event.

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An integrated asset management data platform

IBM Big Data Hub

Asset health monitoring defines asset health indexes to rank the asset conditions based on degradation models, failures, overdue preventive work and any other relevant parameters that reflect the health of the assets. Predict functionality builds predictive models to predict imminent failures and calculate assets’ remaining useful life.

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Top 10 Data Innovation Trends During 2020

Rocket-Powered Data Science

Customer purchase patterns, supply chain, inventory, and logistics represent just a few domains where we see new and emergent behaviors, responses, and outcomes represented in our data and in our predictive models. The key difference is this: monitoring is what you do, and observability is why you do it.