Posts Tagged ‘Big data’
Internet of Our Things
All around us are machines with sensors connecting, collecting, and coordinating our lives. These internet of things (IoT) interact with people, homes, factories, offices, retailers, cities, farms, vehicles….the list goes on. Professionals predict that by 2020, IoT technology will be in 95 percent of electronics for new product designs. Everything from doorbells to coffee pots to wearable medical devices. DATAVERSITY…
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Semantic marketing is everywhere. Brands like Facebook, YouTube and others know our preferences and are able to provide us with personalized original content due to semantic marketing. It is transforming the way marketers understand and target their customers’ interests and allows them to deliver results that are custom, personalized and sometimes a little creepy. This interesting information…
Read MoreHumans and Digital Transformation
Technology is embedded in our lives. For many people, they’re literally connected from the time they wake up til the time they go to bed. The understanding of digital technologies like big data and analytics, machine learning, artificial intelligence, augmented reality and virtual reality has really grown. Businesses began adopting these technologies as part of…
Read MoreNew and Old Challenges
Semantic technology has been around for awhile, but is still finding its place among the technology world. Semantic technology uses formal semantics to give meaning to the disparate and raw data that surrounds us. Forbes brought this interesting topic to our attention in their article, “The Semantic Zoo – Smart Data Hubs, Knowledge Graphs and Data Catalogs.”…
Read MoreManaging Data in All Sizes
Managing data can be a challenge for any size of organization. At the rate that data is generated these days, it will only become a larger problem. Inside Big Data brought this topic to our attention in their article, “Overwhelmed by Data? Here’s How to Get Control of It.” In 2017 there were nearly 9 billion…
Read MoreUtilizing Ontologies
Business languages are different based on your product. Navigating insider language is often like writing code. A language is critical to being able to communicate with others in your organization as well as with your customers. The language of your business also influences how the programmers and data scientists identify those things that their data systems…
Read MoreFinding Value
The theme of this year’s Society for Scholarly Publishing (SSP) pre-conference at APE 2019 in Berlin, is Bringing Value in Academic Publishing: Practical Solutions for Thriving in a Changing Environment. This interesting topic came to us from The Scholarly Kitchen in their article, “Guest Post: Bringing Value (and Making Things Happen) in Academic Publishing — An Interview…
Read MoreEmerging Technologies Today and Tomorrow
Artificial intelligence (AI) is now a reality in nearly every industry. With each passing year, more possibilities are realized for AI in businesses, homes and cities. This information came to us from Interesting Engineering in their article, “A Look at the Most Used Terminology Around Artificial Intelligence.“ AI is a broad field encompassing much more than…
Read MoreThe Functionality of NoSQL
NoSQL (non-relational) databases provide easy scalability, agility, reliability, and flexibility. Its scalability and ability to interpret a huge variety of database structures is important in the support of big data activities in organizations of all sizes. This interesting topic came to us from DATAVERSITY in their article, “Data Modeling and NoSQL: Innovation and Flexibility.” NoSQL encompasses…
Read MoreThe Flow of Data
Data continues to grow and the variety and velocity progresses just as rapidly. Because of this businesses face two urgent challenges: how to uncover actionable insights within this data, and how to protect it. This interesting information came to us from Information Week in their article, “Big Data Governance – Metadata Is the Key.” Both of…
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