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Posts Tagged as: Too Big to Ignore
Carnegie Mellon Alumni Interview
Thoughts on the lessons that the school imparted, critical thinking, and the interdisciplinary nature of higher education.
Thoughts on Reaching 500 Google Scholar Citations
Reflections on achieving a professional milestone.
Korean Version of Too Big to Ignore
My Big Data book is evidently big in Asia.
Big Data and Hype: Where Are We Now?
Checking in on its current adoption.
What’s holding back organizations’ analytics efforts?
Thoughts on the most formidable obstacles: people and culture.
Why Big Data Means Big Salaries
Those with coveted data and technology skills will flourish in this new era.
Does your organization’s infrastructure support Big Data?
Thoughts on an increasingly important question.
Can the IoT prevent the next Flint?
Thoughts on how technology and data can possibly avert another water crisis.
How Big Data Is Changing Conventional Lending
It’s unlikely that the future of lending will resemble its past.
Why Big Data Is an Increasingly Big Deal in Colleges
Students who can make sense out of Big Data stand to do very well.
The Vast Data Sources of the IoT
Think that only human beings generate a boatload of data? Think again.
Beware of Analytics in Isolation
Just because you’re looking at numbers doesn’t mean that they are the right numbers.
Event Stream Data: What is it and why should I care?
Make no mistake. It’s a very big deal.
What’s the future of Big Data?
Now that the initial hype has died down, here are some thoughts on where we’re going.
Analytics for the Greater Good
Think that Big Data only means big money? Think again.