Startupfest 2013 - Data in Action - Ari Gesher
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Data in action is all about real-world solutions. We'll look at three diverse use cases for human-driven big data analysis systems: stopping credit card bust-out fraud, realtime home pricing, and managing the chaotic information environment in disaster recovery. For each one, we'll break down the technical architecture and the real-world impact of each solution. Please bring your questions and tales from the field!
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Cette concentration de talent attire les grandes entreprises et favorise l’éclosion de start-up. Elles profitent d’un univers collaboratif unique leur permettant de se démarquer et d’attirer l’intérêt des investisseurs.
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Lever des fonds, c’est une montagne la première fois, quelque chose de presque inaccessible: comment vais je faire ? qui dois je rencontrer ? dois je me faire accompagner? Je n’ai pas le temps avec mon activité en croissance !
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Par les produits et services que vous offrirez, les emplois que vous créerez, les fournisseurs que vous choisirez, l’entreprise que vous allez démarrer et faire croître aura des retombées sur ses parties prenantes, la société et la planète. Cette conférence constituera un moment privilégié pour réfléchir à vos ambitions et aux valeurs que vous souhaiterez mettre de l’avant à travers votre projet d’entreprise.
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