Posts Tagged ‘Data analysis’
Improving the Database Relationship
Graph analytics is an emerging form of data analysis that works particularly well with complex relationships. It involves moving data points and relationships between data points into a graph format and codes queries more efficiently, and it can output results in an easy-to-digest visual format. Tech Republic brought this to our attention in their article, “How…
Read MoreData Driven Analysis
Being data-driven means building tools, abilities and a culture that acts on data. There are many different types of forward-looking analysis, varying in degrees of sophistication. This interesting topic came to us from Bdaily in their article, “3 challenges preventing businesses becoming data-driven.” Over the last decade, it’s clear that data has increasingly become a critical asset in…
Read MoreData and Strategy are Partners
Data analytics continues to prove their worth when it comes to strategic business planning. This information came to us from Food Business News in their article, “PepsiCo getting closer to the consumer with data analytics.” One food giant is investing in its data analytics capabilities to stay ahead of the evolving consumer marketplace. When it…
Read MoreStructured Taxonomy Designer Opportunity
To be as helpful as possible to those in the fields of taxonomy, indexing, ontology, archiving, etc., we are sharing with our readers any career opportunities that we find. Even if you are not in the market for a career move, it is always good to stay on top of what is available and how the fields…
Read MoreTraining for New Data Scientists
Both Aporta and the MIT Institute for Data, Systems, and Society (IDSS) recognize the need to solve global challenges through rigorous and systemic analysis of large and complex datasets and they are offering a path to educate and empower students to do so. MIT News brought this interesting news to our attention in their article, “Creating…
Read MoreTechnology in Surveying
Land surveying is an important profession. In specific industries, such as construction, surveyors are literally required in the planning and execution of most projects. This interesting information came to us from Entrepreneur in their article, “Is the Surveying Industry Ready to Collaborate on Big Data?” In the past, a surveyor has always worked on his own data, either…
Read MoreWhat 2019 Taught Us About Machine Learning
Big data analytics is the process of collecting and analyzing the large volume of data sets to discover useful hidden patterns and other information. Big data is a term that is described by the extreme volume of data, the wide variety of data types, and the velocity at which the data must be processed. CIM Magazine brought…
Read MoreIoT and Big Data
Despite the fact that the term big data has been around since 2005, there is still uncertainty about what it actually means. Exactly how big is big? Predictive Analytics Times brought this interesting topic to our attention in their article, “Data Lakes: The Future of Data Warehousing?“ We are creating data every second. It’s generated across all industries…
Read MoreAnalytics Training for a Targeted Audience
Accessibility for physical structures is important and constantly increasing for those with alternative physical abilities. How about accessibility for data? This interesting topic came to us from Financial Times in their article, “Data analytics course for people with Asperger’s proves a good fit.” Many people were introduced to Greta Thunberg this past year. Most didn’t…
Read MoreThe Relationship Between Researchers and Scientists is Unique
A former scientist, turned publisher, Dr. Milka Kostic poses a question and gives some answers about the give and take between publishers and researchers. The Scholarly Kitchen brought this interesting topic to our attention in their article, “What Do Researchers Want from Publishers? An Interview with Dr Milka Kostic.” After hearing her keynote on How to make…
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