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Optimizing the Energy Sector with Data Analytics

Cloudera

Effective use of data can have a direct impact on the cash flow of wind and solar generation companies in areas such as real-time decision making. With the right insights, energy production from renewable assets can be optimized and better predict the future of supply and demand. Towards a better customer experience.

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Digital Engagement of Employees in the Post-Pandemic Era and New Data/ Analytics Data Opportunities

bridgei2i

Digital Engagement of Employees in the Post-Pandemic Era and New Data/ Analytics Data Opportunities. The first quarter of 2020 has brought an upheaval in the way people work, and how most companies manage them. Major themes in Digital Employee Engagement and opportunities created by new data/analytics.

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Announcing the 2021 Data Impact Awards

Cloudera

Use cases could include but are not limited to: predictive maintenance, log data pipeline optimization, connected vehicles, industrial IoT, fraud detection, patient monitoring, network monitoring, and more. DATA FOR ENTERPRISE AI. PEOPLE FIRST. DATA FOR GOOD. HYBRID & MULTI-CLOUD INNOVATION.

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Trakstar unlocks new analytical opportunities for its HR customers with Amazon QuickSight

AWS Big Data

Choosing QuickSight to bring solutions to the new reality of work To help HR leaders navigate the new challenges of our time and answer new questions, we decided to embed interactive dashboards directly into each Trakstar product focused on the growing area of people analytics. Our legacy solution was antiquated and expensive.

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PODCAST: COVID19 | Redefining Digital Enterprises – Episode 10: COVID-19 | Evolving Trends of Digital Transformation

bridgei2i

Their head is like can we augment data from other data sources that can give us a glimpse into the future. Can we model the impact for such structural shocks? Last but not least, the crisis has also gotten enterprises to think of a lot of newer business models. How do they translate into real-world behavior?