In insideBIGDATA‘s special guest feature, Jeff Catlin of Lexalytics lays out the case for text analytics and its importance to the rising interest in big data. Jeff is CEO of Lexalytics, a company providing sentiment and intent analysis to an array of businesses using on-premise and cloud-based technology. Big Data Sensors, tweets, emails, web clickstreams,
The same data can yield wildly different results. Here are some of the reasons for these fascinating, frustrating, or even dangerous discrepancies. Same Data, Different Quality Businesses often have a glut of redundant data stored in multiple...
Precision health takes a big-data approach to disease prevention and detection, focusing on the various factors that help maintain health throughout the life span. Imagine a system where doctors can quickly comb through millions of anonymized patient...
How can you use big data? Let’s break down that definition of big data shared above to uncover a few of the different ways your business can use big data: Improve customer relations. The more you know...
Strahan Wilson, CFO at sandwich chain EAT, explains how predictive analytics has helped him keep the shelves stocked, the customers happy and the shops fully staffed during peak periods. Historically, predictive analysis has been the preserve of...
Far and away, the industry that pops up the most in discussions of big data is health care. It’s not surprising, if you think about it. Lots of disparate sources of data, much of it unstructured. An...
Asymmetric approaches to improving government transparency and accountability. U.S. politics is a frustrating maze. We sense sinister forces at work to gain undue influence and advantage within it but it’s so very hard to find and expose....
The primary goal of an organization’s clinical & business intelligence strategy is to improve outcomes while adapting to new care models. Data alone is like crude oil – the value is tied to its potential. In the...
Data scientists and chief data officers are the hot hire these days, and government agencies at all levels are working to get more out of their rapidly growing troves of data. Determining how to approach all that...
As the 2016 U.S. presidential election nears, it’s becoming increasingly clear that the profound effects of data on marketing to consumers are hardly limited to business and industry. Ever since President Obama’s data-driven re-election campaign swept him...
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