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Delivering Low-latency Analytics Products for Business Success

Rocket-Powered Data Science

The results showed that (among those surveyed) approximately 90% of enterprise analytics applications are being built on tabular data. The ease with which such structured data can be stored, understood, indexed, searched, accessed, and incorporated into business models could explain this high percentage.

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Glossary of Digital Terminology for Career Relevance

Rocket-Powered Data Science

is also sometimes referred to as IIoT (Industrial Internet of Things) or Smart Manufacturing, because it joins physical production and operations with smart digital technology, Machine Learning, and Big Data to create a more holistic and better connected ecosystem for companies that focus on manufacturing and supply chain management.

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8 data strategy mistakes to avoid

CIO Business Intelligence

With nearly 800 locations, RaceTrac handles a substantial volume of data, encompassing 260 million transactions annually, alongside data feeds from store cameras and internet of things (IoT) devices embedded in fuel pumps.

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NVMe vs. SATA: What’s the difference?

IBM Big Data Hub

Unlike magnetic storage (such as HDDs and floppy drives) that store data using magnets, solid-state storage drives use NAND chips, a non-volatile storage technology that doesn’t require a power source to maintain its data. What is NVMe?

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Using Artificial Intelligence to Make Sense of IoT Data

BizAcuity

There is a coherent overlap between the Internet of Things and Artificial Intelligence. IoT is basically an exchange of data or information in a connected or interconnected environment. Data is only useful when it is actionable for which it needs to be supplemented with context and creativity. Future of IoT is AI.

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Building Better Data Models to Unlock Next-Level Intelligence

Sisense

Maybe one of the most common applications of a data model is for internal analysis and reporting through a BI tool. In these cases, we typically see raw data restructured into facts and dimensions that follow Kimball Modeling practices. building connections via business logic between two data sources) Merging (e.g.,

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

AWS Big Data

It includes business intelligence (BI) users, canned and interactive reports, dashboards, data science workloads, Internet of Things (IoT), web apps, and third-party data consumers. Popular consumption entities in many organizations are queries, reports, and data science workloads.