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Andreas Gödde 0
Konrad Adenauer gegen Big Data?

Laut aktuellem Gartner Hype Cycle ist der Hype um Big Data verglüht und die Phase der Ernüchterung ist eingetreten. Da höre ich schon viele in den Unternehmen sagen: "Hab ich ja gleich gesagt", "Das war total überbewertet", "Wir haben bei uns im Unternehmen keine Big Data", "Wir dürfen aufgrund des Datenschutzes

Analytics | Fraud & Security Intelligence
Greg Henderson 0
It’s beginning to look a lot like International Fraud Awareness Week

For most people, this time of year means celebrating cherished, personal traditions… helping those less fortunate…flocking to stores in droves…the company holiday party… For the SAS Security Intelligence team, it means identity theft…benefits fraud…unemployment insurance fraud...insider threats. Why? Because next week is International Fraud Awareness Week! And we’re celebrating by

Stuart Rose 0
Many Faces of Insurance Fraud

What do the following have in common? A homeowner inflates the value of his home entertainment equipment stolen during a robbery. A parent states they are the primary driver for their child’s car. A doctor charges for a non-existent procedure. A construction company underreports payroll or misclassifies an employee’s duties.

Rick Wicklin 0
The distribution of Pythagorean triples

When I studied high school geometry, I noticed that many homework problems involved right triangles whose side lengths were integers. The canonical example is the 3-4-5 right triangle, which has legs of length 3 and 4 and a hypotenuse of length 5. The triple (3, 4, 5) is called a

Andrew Pease 0
Statistics on big data: Take it easy, but do take it

When legendary travelling folk singer-songwriter Woody Guthrie summarized his approach to organizing workers, he said, “Take it easy, but take it.” Wise words to ponder in any case, but certainly whenever we put big data on the back burner to talk statistics instead. In the context of Big Data, I

Data Management
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Data privacy doesn't have to be scary

Marketers are walking a tightrope today with data privacy issues: Data can simultaneously bring customers and brands together and further drive them apart. Recent data breaches, potential changes in data-privacy legislation and regulations loom large as customer expectations concerning marketing data continue to rise. As a result, today’s complex data

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