Klaas Kersting (founder and CEO of flaregames) held a guest lecture at Karlsruhe University; the topic was “Building a Start Up (in Ten Easy Steps). See the slides here or jump directly to the flaregames Blog. How to build a Start Up (in ten easy steps) View more presentations from flaregames GmbH
We decided to share our latest development with the world in the form of a Browser Extension. So if you are using Google Chrome you simply need to “add this extension” and with a simple update of the options you’ll be able to access your instance of Social Analytics+ (this requires a Social Analytics+ [...]
Jay Kreps is a Principal Engineer at Linkedin. He was the original author of Voldemort, a distributed key-value storage system recently recognized by the OSCON Data Innovation Award as one of LinkedIn’s major contribution to the open source community to support data analytics. Jay has also made key contributions to Kafka, a persistent distributed message [...]
Gartner predicts that data will grow by 800% in five years, with 80% of it unstructured. The World Economic Forum recently declared big data as an asset class. We’re only getting started to discover the implications of making better sense of large amounts of unstructured data to uncover business opportunities, strategies, and more. Is big [...]
Klaas Kersting (founder and CEO of flaregames) held a guest lecture at Karlsruhe University; the topic was “Building a Start Up (in Ten Easy Steps). See the slides here or jump directly to the flaregames Blog.
We decided to share our latest development with the world in the form of a Browser Extension. So if you are using Google Chrome you simply need to “add this extension” and with a simple update of the options you’ll be able to access your instance of Social Analytics+ (this requires a Social Analytics+ account and implementation) and begin to discover the shared interests of your actual audience!
Jay Kreps is a Principal Engineer at Linkedin. He was the original author of Voldemort, a distributed key-value storage system recently recognized by the OSCON Data Innovation Award as one of LinkedIn’s major contribution to the open source community to support data analytics.
Jay has also made key contributions to Kafka, a persistent distributed message queue, and Azkaban, a simple batch scheduler for constructing and running Hadoop jobs or other offline processes.
His team builds the core, data-driven features that delight LinkedIn’s users, including People You May Know, Who’s Viewed My Profile, Skill Pages, and the collaborative filtering applications for LinkedIn’s various recommendations.
Gartner predicts that data will grow by 800% in five years, with 80% of it unstructured. The World Economic Forum recently declared big data as an asset class. We’re only getting started to discover the implications of making better sense of large amounts of unstructured data to uncover business opportunities, strategies, and more.
Is big data really an emerging market with lots of innovation, startups, job creation on the horizon? Why did it suddenly become possible? What are the obstacles, and the most promising areas of opportunity? How do you make it real in your organization?
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ADTELLIGENCE thought you might like to stop by and talk “code” We’ve been exploring the mobile world quite a bit lately and of course our own Social Analytics and thought we’d share what we’ve learned and give you a chance to try it out for yourselves!
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