Learn how to achieve a standards-based, efficient approach to analytics deployment from open source like R and commercial analytics products to a wide range of platforms including mainframes like IBM zSystems and new data infrastructure like Hadoop. Thursday, March 3, 2016 11:00:00 AM PST – 12:00:00 PM PST Register here. The big challenge for analytics-driven […]
As R has become more popular, the role of analytics has become increasingly important to organizations of every size. Increasingly, the focus is on enterprise scale analytics—using advanced, predictive analytics to improve every decision across the organization. Enterprise-scale adoption of analytics requires a clear sense of analytic objectives; an ability to explore and understand very […]
I recently did some research on the requirements for enterprise-scale analytics and the challenges of using open source R in this context. In my first post (Requirements for Enterprise Scale Analytics with R – Part 1) I outline some of the requirements I see for enterprise scale analytics. In this second post I will discuss the challenges of R […]
We published our Decision Management Market Highlights Q1 2014 today. Here is an excerpt: There have been interesting developments in the Decision Management market this quarter. In particular the focus is clearly shifting from Decision Management simply as a better way to manage business rules to one where analytics, especially predictive analytics, is central. This quarter […]
I am giving the opening keynote for the BIWA Summit 2014 January 14-16, 2014 at the Oracle HQ Conference Center in Redwood Shores, CA. It’s an Oracle-focused event, obviously, with some novel and interesting use cases of Oracle Big Data, Exadata, Advanced Analytics/Data Mining, OBIEE, Spatial, Endeca and more. There are opportunities to get hands-on experience with products in the Hands-on Labs, great customer case studies and talks by Oracle Technical Professionals and Partners. You can even schedule 1:1 time with me and other technical experts. some interesting conference talks (besides mind) include: