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It's not the size of your data, it's how you use it
Data -- whether it is defined as "big" or "little" -- exists everywhere, and effective use of it does not have to be confined only to the largest companies with the biggest budgets and most sophisticated IT staff. In essence, it's not the size of the data, but how you use it that really matters.
By Dave Becerra, VP of strategy and business development, Roambi | 07 May, 2013 20:32
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IBM speeds up data analysis with new algorithm
IBM researchers have developed a new algorithm that could in minutes analyze terabytes' worth of raw data to more quickly predict weather and electricity usage, the company said Thursday.
By Agam Shah | 26 February, 2010 07:09
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Got Facebook privacy concerns? You ain't seen nothing yet
Carnegie Mellon University researcher, Tom Mitchell, says that privacy risks "on a scale that humans have never before faced" hinder real-time data analysis that could be used to solve health, traffic and human behavior problems.
By Network World staff | 18 December, 2009 09:39
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MySpace to open source in-house data analysis technology
MySpace on Tuesday will release as open source a technology called Qizmt that it developed in-house to mine and crunch massive amounts of data and generate friend recommendations in its social-networking site.
By Juan Carlos Perez | 16 September, 2009 05:36
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Autonomy tool analyzes data from Facebook, social networks
Autonomy is giving businesses a way to analyze and react to discussion of their products and services on social media sites.
By Elizabeth Montalbano | 28 May, 2009 04:40
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