Overview of the StockTouch mobile heat map apps. Features for technical indicators, intraday hot maps, volatility and short interest. Data visualization, dynamic mapping, real time, mobile, statistics, data discovery.
The document discusses data visualization and how mobile platforms enable breakthroughs in consuming large datasets over time through dynamic visualization. It highlights how companies are racing to acquire new ways to detect trends within big data and the opportunity this presents. It then summarizes StockTouch, a native data visualization and gamification platform that allows for rapid visualization of large datasets in dynamic, real-time, and fluid formats.
The document discusses data visualization and how mobile platforms enable breakthroughs in consuming large datasets over time through dynamic visualization. It highlights how companies are investing in acquiring new ways to detect trends within big data and how StockTouch provides a native platform for rapid visualization of data in an enriched and responsive format through techniques like predictive intelligence and chart signals. The document promotes StockTouch's traction in the market with over 1 million users and its recognition with awards and accolades.
This document discusses Visible Market, a company that creates beautiful data visualizations to reinvent how financial information is delivered. It highlights Visible Market's existing mobile app StockTouch which has seen strong traction since its 2011 launch. The document also discusses opportunities in the growing mobile financial services market and forces changing how financial information is accessed, such as new technologies, economic volatility, and increased demand for transparency. It introduces Visible Market's technology approach of combining speed, cloud computing, and a game engine to provide highly responsive experiences. Finally, it provides brief bios of Visible Market's team which includes experienced entrepreneurs, engineers, and financial professionals.
The document discusses computational advertising and new metrics and technologies for measuring advertising performance. It covers topics like targeted advertising using user data, real-time bidding in sponsored search auctions, new platforms for digital advertising exchanges, challenges in accurately measuring advertising across different media, and the use of location data and mobile technologies for hyperlocal advertising analytics. It also looks at emerging areas like augmented reality, reality mining of user data, and issues around audience measurement as digital technologies continue to evolve.
Driving the future of big data | PromptCloudPromptCloud
The Big data & Machine Learning emerge as crucial technological assets of the future. Scare over data-driven artificial intelligence replacing human creativity.
This doc dives into the world of data, explaining our philosophy of it in the agency world, and how we leverage data for our clients in a smart way. From collection to storage to visualization to action, we will explore each of these areas and show inspiring examples of how organizations are using data in a smarter way to attract and retain their customers. Regardless of how much data you have and where it is coming from, there are ways to identify just the right insights and nuggets to make your data understandable, actionable and simply beautiful to look at.
The document discusses data visualization and how mobile platforms enable breakthroughs in consuming large datasets over time through dynamic visualization. It highlights how companies are racing to acquire new ways to detect trends within big data and the opportunity this presents. It then summarizes StockTouch, a native data visualization and gamification platform that allows for rapid visualization of large datasets in dynamic, real-time, and fluid formats.
The document discusses data visualization and how mobile platforms enable breakthroughs in consuming large datasets over time through dynamic visualization. It highlights how companies are investing in acquiring new ways to detect trends within big data and how StockTouch provides a native platform for rapid visualization of data in an enriched and responsive format through techniques like predictive intelligence and chart signals. The document promotes StockTouch's traction in the market with over 1 million users and its recognition with awards and accolades.
This document discusses Visible Market, a company that creates beautiful data visualizations to reinvent how financial information is delivered. It highlights Visible Market's existing mobile app StockTouch which has seen strong traction since its 2011 launch. The document also discusses opportunities in the growing mobile financial services market and forces changing how financial information is accessed, such as new technologies, economic volatility, and increased demand for transparency. It introduces Visible Market's technology approach of combining speed, cloud computing, and a game engine to provide highly responsive experiences. Finally, it provides brief bios of Visible Market's team which includes experienced entrepreneurs, engineers, and financial professionals.
The document discusses computational advertising and new metrics and technologies for measuring advertising performance. It covers topics like targeted advertising using user data, real-time bidding in sponsored search auctions, new platforms for digital advertising exchanges, challenges in accurately measuring advertising across different media, and the use of location data and mobile technologies for hyperlocal advertising analytics. It also looks at emerging areas like augmented reality, reality mining of user data, and issues around audience measurement as digital technologies continue to evolve.
Driving the future of big data | PromptCloudPromptCloud
The Big data & Machine Learning emerge as crucial technological assets of the future. Scare over data-driven artificial intelligence replacing human creativity.
This doc dives into the world of data, explaining our philosophy of it in the agency world, and how we leverage data for our clients in a smart way. From collection to storage to visualization to action, we will explore each of these areas and show inspiring examples of how organizations are using data in a smarter way to attract and retain their customers. Regardless of how much data you have and where it is coming from, there are ways to identify just the right insights and nuggets to make your data understandable, actionable and simply beautiful to look at.
In this presentation I share IDB's vision on public banks opportunities regarding new technologies, digital finance and FINTECH. The discussion took place at the ALIDE meetings that took place in Santiago last week.
Analytics is becoming more important as data volumes grow rapidly and consumers expect more responsive, accessible, and engaging experiences across billions of devices. While the types and volumes of data that companies have access to have expanded dramatically, including customer, transactions, mobile, and social media data, analytics can help businesses gain valuable insights from their data to improve operations and better serve over a billion connected people. Analytics has the power to positively change organizations when people are empowered with insights to drive decision making and innovation.
IoT sensors -- implications for the present and futureVish Nandlall
The document discusses the implications of IoT sensors for businesses present and future. It notes that sensors now serve as both a launchpad and landing point for data distributed across IoT platforms. A variety of sensor types improve effectiveness and functionality through shared information. The potential uses and benefits of this technological integration are broad and far-reaching, allowing businesses to think differently about revenue, engagement, and operations. While IoT sensors face obstacles from industry fragmentation and challenges stemming from increasing complexity, the immediate future remains promising if businesses are willing to learn and adapt to unpredictable changes.
Keynote Presentation SAP Insider 2013 - SingaporeKurt J. Bilafer
This was a brief keynote presentation highlighting what business users (information consumers) are expecting from Analytics. I also have a few slides on how easy it is to share with SAP's broad ecosystem to help close the skills gap.
The document discusses how big data, advanced analytics, and related science and technologies can drive innovation and sustainable economic development. It notes that properly analyzing just 0.5% of the world's data could create $800 billion in economic value. Major organizations should implement advanced computing infrastructure to increase productivity through big data insights. The document also examines workforce needs, arguing that cultivating problem-solving, creativity and multi-disciplinary skills will be important for the future.
This document summarizes a visioning workshop on the future of the geospatial industry in 2015 held by the AGI (Association for Geographic Information).
The workshop included presentations on data and technology trends, market directions, and public policy and business models. Data sharing and cloud computing were seen becoming more ubiquitous. Crowdsourcing of geospatial data through tools like OpenStreetMap was predicted to grow substantially. Challenges included adapting to new players like Google and changes in public sector funding and policies around open data.
In the discussion of markets, location-based services and mobile navigation were seen growing significantly. New entrants and business models may disrupt existing players. Public policy issues included implementing open data and geospatial strategies
1. The document discusses the future of artificial intelligence and its interaction with humans. It proposes a vision of a "Human AI" where humans and machines cooperate through a system of open algorithms and governance.
2. It provides background on AI, discussing how machine learning works and addressing concerns about job losses. It advocates a strategy where humans direct strategy and oversight while machines handle tactics.
3. The Open Algorithms project aims to test this approach through a public-private partnership accessing private data to power algorithms that benefit public policy, while ensuring ethics, relevance and user capacity building. It seeks to move from data/algorithm tyranny to democratic governance.
Global Market Database is a cloud-based market research platform that covers over 600 markets across 12 industries. It provides dynamic market data and forecasts that automatically update as market conditions change. The platform offers market sizing, segmentation analysis, key opportunities identification, and scenario planning. It aims to address the limitation of traditional static market research reports by delivering continuously updated insights.
The document discusses cognitive computing and analytics. It defines cognitive computing as combining artificial intelligence, machine learning, and an approach that attempts to mimic the human brain. It also discusses how cognitive systems will transform businesses through services based on cognitive computing. Finally, it provides an overview of IBM's cognitive computing platform Watson and how it can be used for customer interaction analytics, exploring both structured and unstructured data through visualization and predictive models.
IoT can be complex and confusing with many definitions often perceived by enterprises. But it's not a futuristic trend because it's already happening and we can start small with existing 'things'.
The Internet of Things powers a new era of innovation that opens new opportunities to re-imagine the future of our city, so city leaders can more proactively address city priorities such as reducing energy consumption, improving public safety, and nurturing innovation and growth.
The document discusses the impact of Covid-19 on IT services across several areas. It lists key areas such as digital/UX/innovation, information integration, data maturity, business process transformation, application infrastructure, revenue/margin and cost/operations/risk that have been affected. Maintaining technology know-how while meeting changing business expectations is also challenging for IT services due to the pandemic.
(1) Media planning data has grown massively since 1980 across channels, data sources, metrics, measurement points, and clients. The amount of data used for planning in 2013 is exponentially greater than 1980.
(2) GroupM is uniquely positioned at the crossroads of data as a meeting point for media owners, clients, and the real world. It works with leading data management platforms and analytics to gain insights from massive amounts of client and consumer data.
(3) While big data and advanced analytics provide opportunities, models must be approached carefully as all models have limitations. Data is an imperfect proxy for reality and consumers, requiring visualization, validation, and consideration of incomplete or changing factors like regulation.
The document discusses two pictures related to digital commerce and the world's knowledge. The first picture explains how e-commerce has grown to $1 trillion in sales by 2012, fueled by developments in mobile technology. Worldwide mobile payments exceeded $250 billion in 2013. The second picture discusses Google's plan to create a "Knowledge Vault" to hold all human knowledge and answer complex queries using technologies like quantum computing and big data analytics. The vault aims to expand Google's existing knowledge graph and be unveiled next year.
Change is the New Norm. Adapt or Die. Disruptive Technology (and Technology t...David McClelland
This document discusses many disruptive technologies that are driving change, including smartphones, tablets, cloud computing, big data, analytics, artificial intelligence, 3D printing, autonomous vehicles, and more. It notes that these technologies are reinforcing each other and multiplying their impact. Some key points made are that disruptive technologies can displace existing markets and change customer needs, successful companies must adapt to new technologies to meet future customer needs or risk falling behind, and that collaboration between disruptors and disrupted companies can still be achieved with active engagement and investment in the future.
This document discusses smart mobility and resilience in the face of global challenges. It outlines population growth, aging populations, increasing healthcare needs, more cars on roads, increasing energy demands, and urbanization as major trends. Mobility is key to accessing facilities and supporting quality of life. The document calls for urban resilience and adapting to stresses through smart and efficient transportation infrastructure and services that facilitate interactions while reducing environmental impacts. Big data and new technologies are seen as ways to better understand urban systems and plan resilient and sustainable cities.
What's a smart City ? Technology, Policy and Compassion - Smart Cities Summit...Smart Algiers
A smart city uses technology and data to be more efficient, sustainable, and inclusive for all residents. It considers factors like connectivity, infrastructure, the environment, innovation, open data, mobility, and compassion. As the world's population grows, with more people living in cities, it will be important for cities to plan strategically and use technology to support nearly 10 billion people in a way that improves quality of life, especially for the most vulnerable.
The document discusses trends in IT spending, cost optimization, and demand across various industries due to the COVID-19 pandemic and increased adoption of digital technologies. It analyzes changes in verticals like mobility, ecommerce, cloud computing, and automation that are driving new IT priorities. The document also examines cost optimization levers and ways industries can reshape IT spending and workforces to adapt to new digital demands.
Digital transformation in the solar energy industry allows companies to solve traditional problems using new digital technologies, enabling real-time analysis, improved decision making, and easier access and sharing of information. This helps identify cross-selling opportunities, integrate planning processes, and provide key performance metrics. However, digital transformation also presents challenges around managing large amounts of structured and unstructured data from solar farms, lease owners, and assessing remaining solar potential across regions. New artificial intelligence technologies aim to help users better understand this challenging information and be more insightful and creative.
The document discusses how traditional statistics are falling short for utilities facing new challenges from distributed energy resources, demand response, electric vehicles, and more. It argues that implementing new predictive capabilities with practical artificial intelligence is necessary to help utilities manage assets, forecast loads and network issues, and plan incentive programs. The document promotes SparkCognition's automated model building process using various data sources as a way for utilities to gain intelligent operations with artificial intelligence.
The document discusses disruptive startups and technologies including smart technologies, unicorns, blockchain, crowdsourcing, crowdfunding, and the collaborative economy. It outlines areas of potential disruption in business incubation, finance, education, medicine, energy, and more. Examples are provided of technologies receiving venture capital investment as well as resources for crowdsourcing, crowdfunding, and social innovation projects.
The document discusses identifying whether words used in different contexts refer to products that could be sold in a retail/home improvement store using machine learning. It gives examples of words like "speaker" and "hammer" that could have both product and non-product senses depending on the context. The goal is to classify each usage of a word into whether it refers to a product or not using an algorithm trained on labeled examples.
In this presentation I share IDB's vision on public banks opportunities regarding new technologies, digital finance and FINTECH. The discussion took place at the ALIDE meetings that took place in Santiago last week.
Analytics is becoming more important as data volumes grow rapidly and consumers expect more responsive, accessible, and engaging experiences across billions of devices. While the types and volumes of data that companies have access to have expanded dramatically, including customer, transactions, mobile, and social media data, analytics can help businesses gain valuable insights from their data to improve operations and better serve over a billion connected people. Analytics has the power to positively change organizations when people are empowered with insights to drive decision making and innovation.
IoT sensors -- implications for the present and futureVish Nandlall
The document discusses the implications of IoT sensors for businesses present and future. It notes that sensors now serve as both a launchpad and landing point for data distributed across IoT platforms. A variety of sensor types improve effectiveness and functionality through shared information. The potential uses and benefits of this technological integration are broad and far-reaching, allowing businesses to think differently about revenue, engagement, and operations. While IoT sensors face obstacles from industry fragmentation and challenges stemming from increasing complexity, the immediate future remains promising if businesses are willing to learn and adapt to unpredictable changes.
Keynote Presentation SAP Insider 2013 - SingaporeKurt J. Bilafer
This was a brief keynote presentation highlighting what business users (information consumers) are expecting from Analytics. I also have a few slides on how easy it is to share with SAP's broad ecosystem to help close the skills gap.
The document discusses how big data, advanced analytics, and related science and technologies can drive innovation and sustainable economic development. It notes that properly analyzing just 0.5% of the world's data could create $800 billion in economic value. Major organizations should implement advanced computing infrastructure to increase productivity through big data insights. The document also examines workforce needs, arguing that cultivating problem-solving, creativity and multi-disciplinary skills will be important for the future.
This document summarizes a visioning workshop on the future of the geospatial industry in 2015 held by the AGI (Association for Geographic Information).
The workshop included presentations on data and technology trends, market directions, and public policy and business models. Data sharing and cloud computing were seen becoming more ubiquitous. Crowdsourcing of geospatial data through tools like OpenStreetMap was predicted to grow substantially. Challenges included adapting to new players like Google and changes in public sector funding and policies around open data.
In the discussion of markets, location-based services and mobile navigation were seen growing significantly. New entrants and business models may disrupt existing players. Public policy issues included implementing open data and geospatial strategies
1. The document discusses the future of artificial intelligence and its interaction with humans. It proposes a vision of a "Human AI" where humans and machines cooperate through a system of open algorithms and governance.
2. It provides background on AI, discussing how machine learning works and addressing concerns about job losses. It advocates a strategy where humans direct strategy and oversight while machines handle tactics.
3. The Open Algorithms project aims to test this approach through a public-private partnership accessing private data to power algorithms that benefit public policy, while ensuring ethics, relevance and user capacity building. It seeks to move from data/algorithm tyranny to democratic governance.
Global Market Database is a cloud-based market research platform that covers over 600 markets across 12 industries. It provides dynamic market data and forecasts that automatically update as market conditions change. The platform offers market sizing, segmentation analysis, key opportunities identification, and scenario planning. It aims to address the limitation of traditional static market research reports by delivering continuously updated insights.
The document discusses cognitive computing and analytics. It defines cognitive computing as combining artificial intelligence, machine learning, and an approach that attempts to mimic the human brain. It also discusses how cognitive systems will transform businesses through services based on cognitive computing. Finally, it provides an overview of IBM's cognitive computing platform Watson and how it can be used for customer interaction analytics, exploring both structured and unstructured data through visualization and predictive models.
IoT can be complex and confusing with many definitions often perceived by enterprises. But it's not a futuristic trend because it's already happening and we can start small with existing 'things'.
The Internet of Things powers a new era of innovation that opens new opportunities to re-imagine the future of our city, so city leaders can more proactively address city priorities such as reducing energy consumption, improving public safety, and nurturing innovation and growth.
The document discusses the impact of Covid-19 on IT services across several areas. It lists key areas such as digital/UX/innovation, information integration, data maturity, business process transformation, application infrastructure, revenue/margin and cost/operations/risk that have been affected. Maintaining technology know-how while meeting changing business expectations is also challenging for IT services due to the pandemic.
(1) Media planning data has grown massively since 1980 across channels, data sources, metrics, measurement points, and clients. The amount of data used for planning in 2013 is exponentially greater than 1980.
(2) GroupM is uniquely positioned at the crossroads of data as a meeting point for media owners, clients, and the real world. It works with leading data management platforms and analytics to gain insights from massive amounts of client and consumer data.
(3) While big data and advanced analytics provide opportunities, models must be approached carefully as all models have limitations. Data is an imperfect proxy for reality and consumers, requiring visualization, validation, and consideration of incomplete or changing factors like regulation.
The document discusses two pictures related to digital commerce and the world's knowledge. The first picture explains how e-commerce has grown to $1 trillion in sales by 2012, fueled by developments in mobile technology. Worldwide mobile payments exceeded $250 billion in 2013. The second picture discusses Google's plan to create a "Knowledge Vault" to hold all human knowledge and answer complex queries using technologies like quantum computing and big data analytics. The vault aims to expand Google's existing knowledge graph and be unveiled next year.
Change is the New Norm. Adapt or Die. Disruptive Technology (and Technology t...David McClelland
This document discusses many disruptive technologies that are driving change, including smartphones, tablets, cloud computing, big data, analytics, artificial intelligence, 3D printing, autonomous vehicles, and more. It notes that these technologies are reinforcing each other and multiplying their impact. Some key points made are that disruptive technologies can displace existing markets and change customer needs, successful companies must adapt to new technologies to meet future customer needs or risk falling behind, and that collaboration between disruptors and disrupted companies can still be achieved with active engagement and investment in the future.
This document discusses smart mobility and resilience in the face of global challenges. It outlines population growth, aging populations, increasing healthcare needs, more cars on roads, increasing energy demands, and urbanization as major trends. Mobility is key to accessing facilities and supporting quality of life. The document calls for urban resilience and adapting to stresses through smart and efficient transportation infrastructure and services that facilitate interactions while reducing environmental impacts. Big data and new technologies are seen as ways to better understand urban systems and plan resilient and sustainable cities.
What's a smart City ? Technology, Policy and Compassion - Smart Cities Summit...Smart Algiers
A smart city uses technology and data to be more efficient, sustainable, and inclusive for all residents. It considers factors like connectivity, infrastructure, the environment, innovation, open data, mobility, and compassion. As the world's population grows, with more people living in cities, it will be important for cities to plan strategically and use technology to support nearly 10 billion people in a way that improves quality of life, especially for the most vulnerable.
The document discusses trends in IT spending, cost optimization, and demand across various industries due to the COVID-19 pandemic and increased adoption of digital technologies. It analyzes changes in verticals like mobility, ecommerce, cloud computing, and automation that are driving new IT priorities. The document also examines cost optimization levers and ways industries can reshape IT spending and workforces to adapt to new digital demands.
Digital transformation in the solar energy industry allows companies to solve traditional problems using new digital technologies, enabling real-time analysis, improved decision making, and easier access and sharing of information. This helps identify cross-selling opportunities, integrate planning processes, and provide key performance metrics. However, digital transformation also presents challenges around managing large amounts of structured and unstructured data from solar farms, lease owners, and assessing remaining solar potential across regions. New artificial intelligence technologies aim to help users better understand this challenging information and be more insightful and creative.
The document discusses how traditional statistics are falling short for utilities facing new challenges from distributed energy resources, demand response, electric vehicles, and more. It argues that implementing new predictive capabilities with practical artificial intelligence is necessary to help utilities manage assets, forecast loads and network issues, and plan incentive programs. The document promotes SparkCognition's automated model building process using various data sources as a way for utilities to gain intelligent operations with artificial intelligence.
The document discusses disruptive startups and technologies including smart technologies, unicorns, blockchain, crowdsourcing, crowdfunding, and the collaborative economy. It outlines areas of potential disruption in business incubation, finance, education, medicine, energy, and more. Examples are provided of technologies receiving venture capital investment as well as resources for crowdsourcing, crowdfunding, and social innovation projects.
The document discusses identifying whether words used in different contexts refer to products that could be sold in a retail/home improvement store using machine learning. It gives examples of words like "speaker" and "hammer" that could have both product and non-product senses depending on the context. The goal is to classify each usage of a word into whether it refers to a product or not using an algorithm trained on labeled examples.
Dialog with Choicestream: Why Noise is Drowning Your Data, Digiday Programmat...Digiday
This document discusses how to filter out noise from data to save yourself. It notes that up to 84% of both genders' data may be at risk from noise and that data vendors disagree on interrogation methods. The key is to filter out noise and ask consumers directly.
The document discusses the Smart Emission project, which aims to deploy low-cost air quality sensors throughout cities to create inclusive citizen sensor networks for environmental monitoring. It outlines key questions around sensor selection, calibration, spatial deployment, data management, and citizen involvement. The goals are to make pollution monitoring more transparent and democratic through open data, while using cost-effective sensing devices and geospatial approaches to engage citizens in analysis and help work towards more sustainable cities.
This document is about a photo album by Robert Burden. The photo album likely contains pictures that Robert Burden has collected and organized into the album. The title and author provide the key details about what the document is - a photo album created by Robert Burden to showcase and preserve photographs.
This document discusses using network analysis and visualization techniques to analyze the ingredients in a recipe for macaroni and cheese. It finds that the network of ingredients has properties of a scale-free network including a power law degree distribution. The document suggests potential applications of this type of analysis including menu design, advertising, and consulting. It concludes by questioning how this type of exploration of food networks could be useful.
The Georgia Military Consumer Protection GuideLeslie Haugen
The document discusses the benefits of exercise for mental health. Regular physical activity can help reduce anxiety and depression and improve mood and cognitive functioning. Exercise causes chemical changes in the brain that may help protect against mental illness and improve symptoms.
This certificate recognizes Pramod Arjun Bhalerao for successfully implementing the idea of a "Utility Macro for opening Application URLs in different browsers" using the Kaizen methodology of continual improvement. The certificate was awarded by Ramakrishnan Raju, Vice President of DQL, for creating value for customers and the organization.
Lightweight developer provisioning with gradle and seu as-codeQAware GmbH
JavaOne Conference 2016, San Francisco: Talk by Mario-Leander Reimer (@LeanderReimer, Principal Software Architect at QAware).
Abstract: Every software project starts with the setup of a local development environment: a JDK, a preferred IDE and build tool, a local database and application server and so forth. Everything you and your team needs to be productive from day one. Time is valuable, so you take the quick route and reuse a development environment from a previous project. Broken windows from day one! With the first required changes things usually start to go wrong, the individual environments start to diverge and problems during the build or local execution of your software are inevitable. So how can you do better? The short answer is: with SEU-as-code, a lightweight approach and tool based on Gradle that helps to alleviate and automate the provisioning of developers.
The document discusses the constructivist learning theory and its key principles:
1) Knowledge is constructed by learners based on their experiences and interactions with others, rather than acquired from outside.
2) Learning happens through social interactions where students collaborate with peers and teachers to build knowledge.
3) The zone of proximal development defines what a learner can achieve with guidance versus alone, informing how lessons should be tailored.
Este documento presenta información sobre estereoisomería. Define isomería estructural y estereoisomería, incluyendo estereoisómeros geométricos y ópticos. Explica conceptos clave como carbonos quirales, moléculas quirales, enantiómeros, diastereómeros, mezclas racémicas y compuestos meso. El objetivo es establecer las diferencias entre los diversos tipos de isómeros estructurales.
StockTouch is a mobile app that provides a novel way to visualize and interact with stock market data through dynamic multi-tiered visualizations and navigation. It has received recognition from Apple and the tech industry for its graphical excellence and ability to rapidly visualize large datasets. Key features include interactive heatmaps, charts, videos and other visual content that can be drilled down through multiple levels of detail.
StockTouch is a finance app that provides a dynamic visualization of stock market data through multi-tiered navigation of charts, images, and statistics. It has received recognition from Apple and the tech industry for its innovative approach. The app's navigation breaks data down into multiple levels, from overviews of thousands of tiles to deep dives into individual subjects, to rapidly visualize large datasets in an enriched and responsive format.
In this Whitepaper Dennis Curry explores the impact of the Internet of Things on the corporate environment, highlighting the importance of building intuitive associations in disparate and highly complex data.
Tijdens de vierde sessie van de vierdelige reeks Master Minds on Data Science hield Eric van Tol een presentatie over businesscases en verdienmodellen.
Big data is enabling personalized experiences through multi-screen delivery and analytics of structured and unstructured data. Media companies are trying to extract value from big data to personalize content and ads. AT&T is using its TV, mobile, and other subscriber data anonymously across devices to improve ad targeting. Companies like Yahoo are using big data analytics to optimize online ad placement across billions of impressions and ads.
Big data refers to the massive amounts of data created every day from various sources such as sensors, social media, digital images, purchase transactions, and cell phone GPS signals. This data is characterized by volume, velocity, and variety. Volume refers to the enormous amount of data that is growing daily, velocity refers to the speed at which the data streams in, and variety refers to the different data types like text, images, videos. Analyzing big data requires different techniques, tools, and architectures compared to traditional small data in order to solve new problems or solve old problems better.
This document discusses how big data can enable the travel and tourism industries. It defines big data as large datasets characterized by their volume, velocity, variety, and veracity. Big data comes from a variety of sources as people leave digital traces online and through mobile technologies. The benefits of big data for businesses include improved customer experience personalization, optimized marketing and products, predictive analytics, and risk management. The big data market is expected to double from 2014 to 2018. Future developments include improvements in data processing, centralized data repositories, and analytics solutions in the public cloud to reduce costs and security risks. Big data can deliver business insights, innovation, better customer relationships, and continuously improved experiences for the tourism industry.
The Rise of Big Data and the Chief Data Officer (CDO)gcharlesj
The document discusses the rise of big data and the emergence of the chief data officer role. It begins by explaining what big data is, why it is important for businesses, and the opportunities it presents. It then covers some key influencers like social media, mobile technology, and sensors. The document advocates for taking a strategic, enterprise-wide approach to big data rather than just individual projects. It argues that a chief data officer is needed to lead big data initiatives and ensure data is used to drive business performance. The role of the chief data officer is described as focusing on harvesting insights from all organizational data to benefit the business.
Emerging Technology, Shiny Objects & The Future of Media - iSummit - Fred SteubeFred Steube
The rapid pace of digital innovation has media companies scrambling to figure out which new emerging technology will be a hit with consumers and how to reach these consumers on these many new channels. Traditional media like print, TV, radio, and outdoor media will need to take advantage of wearables, beacons, digital wallets, augmented reality, etc and will have to respond to disruptive technology to remain competitive in an increasingly dynamic business landscape.
This document provides a summary of mobile, big data, and how to build an app. It discusses the past, present and future of mobile, including how apps have evolved from being primarily viewed on computers to now being seen as mobile services. It also covers big data concepts like the 3Vs and provides examples of how companies like Netflix, Walmart, Zara and Twitter use big data. Finally, it discusses factors to consider when building an app such as whether to develop for iOS or Android, whether to use native apps or web apps, and estimated development costs.
Internet of Things - The Tip of the Iceberg or The Tipping PointDr. Mazlan Abbas
Dr. Mazlan Abbas gave a presentation on the Internet of Things. The presentation covered several key points:
1. The Internet of Things refers to connecting physical devices to the internet and to each other. Billions of devices are expected to be connected by 2020.
2. Organizations are looking to implement IoT solutions to gain more visibility into operations and make smarter decisions. Over 50% of organizations plan to implement an IoT solution in the next 24 months.
3. IoT enables the collection and analysis of large amounts of data from connected devices. This data can provide new insights and knowledge. However, challenges remain regarding technologies, standardization, security and privacy.
From Info Science to Data Science & Smart Nation CK Toh
The keynote speech discusses the evolution from information science to data science and how this progression enables Singapore's vision of becoming a smart nation. It outlines how exponential growth in data and new technologies led to the birth of data science. Data science faces challenges regarding data size, computation limits, and ensuring privacy. The speech envisions how data analytics can help address Singapore's challenges like aging population and urban density through transformations in healthcare, transport, living and business enabled by a national smart nation platform.
To overcome IT Challenge , which is:
Product Cycle Shorten ,
Unpredictability,
Need to replan faster,
Predication Future,
Respond to Market,
Focus from PROCESS to People,
Data Doubles every 18 Months
Hyper Connected People in Real Time interacting in an unstructured way,
We use the capability of Analytic and big data with Predictive Analytic
From Big Data to Smart Data - POV from MWC2015Adrian Kielich
This document discusses the growing amount of data being generated and how companies are monetizing data. It notes that each day 2.5 trillion bytes of data are generated, 90% within the last two years, from sources like social media, online shopping, and mobile phones. As more devices become connected, the volume of data will increase. The document also discusses how Twitter is licensing its data to make money through new revenue streams and partnerships. It argues that companies need to take a strategic approach to data by defining their business purpose and creating experiences to obtain the necessary data, rather than just using available data.
Keynote presentation from IBM Solutions Connect 2013 covering topics such as changing business world today and how technologies can help organisations cope with this change and move forward.
TDWI 17 Munich - Are enterprises ready for the 4th industrial revolution? - S...Santiago Cabrera-Naranjo
To get ready, companies will require cross-functional teams with the right software and discipline to enable data scientists, engineers, product managers, and domain experts to all work together to create a continuous cycle that drives value to the business.
A Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Digital Economy for Banks by Ilker TasdemirMDS ap
MDSap Presentation at MEBIS 2018 on how the banking industry is being disrupted in the digital economy where technology changes everything from how customers find, select and engage with banks to how third-party financial services, P2P platforms, and the broader FSI eco-systems will be replacing many of the traditional services banks provide. This session offers advisory for banks to start their digital transformation and the best way to quickly gain ROI.
Independent Study - College of Wooster Research (2023-2024) FDI, Culture, Glo...AntoniaOwensDetwiler
"Does Foreign Direct Investment Negatively Affect Preservation of Culture in the Global South? Case Studies in Thailand and Cambodia."
Do elements of globalization, such as Foreign Direct Investment (FDI), negatively affect the ability of countries in the Global South to preserve their culture? This research aims to answer this question by employing a cross-sectional comparative case study analysis utilizing methods of difference. Thailand and Cambodia are compared as they are in the same region and have a similar culture. The metric of difference between Thailand and Cambodia is their ability to preserve their culture. This ability is operationalized by their respective attitudes towards FDI; Thailand imposes stringent regulations and limitations on FDI while Cambodia does not hesitate to accept most FDI and imposes fewer limitations. The evidence from this study suggests that FDI from globally influential countries with high gross domestic products (GDPs) (e.g. China, U.S.) challenges the ability of countries with lower GDPs (e.g. Cambodia) to protect their culture. Furthermore, the ability, or lack thereof, of the receiving countries to protect their culture is amplified by the existence and implementation of restrictive FDI policies imposed by their governments.
My study abroad in Bali, Indonesia, inspired this research topic as I noticed how globalization is changing the culture of its people. I learned their language and way of life which helped me understand the beauty and importance of cultural preservation. I believe we could all benefit from learning new perspectives as they could help us ideate solutions to contemporary issues and empathize with others.
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Laura Adkins-Hackett, Economist, LMIC, and Sukriti Trehan, Data Scientist, LMIC, presented their research exploring trends in the skills listed in OJPs to develop a deeper understanding of in-demand skills. This research project uses pointwise mutual information and other methods to extract more information about common skills from the relationships between skills, occupations and regions.
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