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The Internet of Things (or IoT, as some like to call it) holds a number of benefits for many organizations: revenue growth, smarter decision making and efficiency. Experts are predicting anywhere from 20 to 50 billion devices will be connected to the internet by 2020. That’s almost here! Are you
En mi colaboración anterior, hablamos del CMO como principal consumidor de tecnología dentro de la organización y como un segundo punto clave para las decisiones estratégicas del área de marketing, centralizar las acciones en el cliente. Esto es, en el enfoque actual de las compañías que tienen como parte de
El valor y el rol de los CIO en las organizaciones ha cambiado. Para nadie es un secreto que las nuevas tecnologías, los dispositivos móviles, los medios sociales y, sobre todo, la analítica ha revolucionado la labor de los encargados de implementar, administrar y potenciar las soluciones TI en las
In DataFlux Data Management Studio, the predominate component of the SAS Data Quality bundle, the data quality nodes in a data job use definitions from something called the SAS Quality Knowledge Base (QKB). The QKB supports over 25 languages and provides a set of pre-built rules, definitions and reference data
With the Pokémon Go craze sweeping the world, techies and programmers are looking to apply their skills to gain an advantage over the average user. In this blog post, I show how to use some of SAS' geospatial analytics capabilities to capture a Pikachu. Let's say you know of a building that has
Ich bin ein echter Online-Fan. Amazon-Prime-Kunde vom ersten Tage. Carsharing-Auto holen, nur mit dem Handy. Wozu brauche ich Fernsehen, wenns auch Netflix gibt? Und Einkaufen im Supermarkt macht auch weniger Spaß, als einfach online zu bestellen und liefern zu lassen!
.@philsimon with some recommendations on modernization.
In June, my husband and I completed this silly race called Storm the Beach – totally out of my norm, it was only 5 miles :) and included things like climbing, crawling, wading through the ocean, balancing, rope swinging, and running through soft sand. It was nuts, but so fun, and
I'm addicted to you. You're a hard habit to break. Such a hard habit to break. — Chicago, "Hard Habit To Break" Habits are hard to break. For more than 20 years I've been putting semicolons at the end of programming statements in SAS, C/C++, and Java/Javascript. But lately I've been
La detección de riesgos (fraude, abuso y desperdicio de recursos) en las compañías, representa una oportunidad para prevenir situaciones que pongan en entredicho su reputación, así como pérdidas económicas derivadas de ello o por robo de información clave. Para algunas industrias y sectores como el financiero, banca, seguros, entre otras,
What would it be like if the US was in the EU? I don't know how that would work out politically, but this map shows how it might look geographically (if the US was literally picked up and moved to Europe!) My buddy Rick Langston is a bit of a
At this stage, our organization has defined business objectives for Data Governance programme and shares business term definitions which it uses. This logical area of data and information management has been supplemented with a bridge to technical metadata – in the previous step we obtained one place, which combines the
Modernization is a term used to describe the necessary evolution of information technologies that organizations rely on to remain competitive in today’s constantly changing business world. New technologies – many designed to better leverage big data – challenge existing data infrastructures and business models. This forces enterprises to modernize their approach to data
In meinem vorherigen Blogbeitrag zum Thema Künstliche Intelligenz (KI) und Cognitive Computing ging es zunächst darum, den begrifflichen Nebel zu lichten, der sich – wie so oft – um solche Hype-Themen bildet. Am Schluss des Beitrags drängte sich bereits die Frage auf, wie technologische Möglichkeiten und gesellschaftliche Verträglichkeit in Einklang
Design thinking is, broadly speaking, allowing user experience, or even users, to drive design. It’s a profoundly human-centered process, with commentators using words like ‘collaborate’, ‘experience’, and even ‘empathy’ in their descriptions. Steve Jobs is said to have used it in creating the iPod and iPhone, because it brings together