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Faye Merrideth 0
Kaggle's real predictive analytics winners

Everyone loves a good contest. At Predictive Analytics World 2012 (or #pawcon if you're on Twitter), Kaggle’s head of analytic solutions, Karthik Sethuraman spoke about “Crowdsourcing Predictive Analytics.” To date, around 30,000 data scientists have signed up on Kaggle to compete for cash prizes. Such competition pushes the edge of the

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Inspire collaboration to promote analytics and business value

Direct competition with peers inhibits collaboration. At Predictive Analytics World (#pawcon on Twitter), one of my favorite people in the statistics field, Arnold Goodman of Collaborative Data Solutions, co-presented “Delivering Data-Driven Value Through a Collaboration Culture” with Stephanie Behnke, President of  California General Underwriters Insurance. Arnie believes tribal cultures and

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Kristine Vick 0
How to operationalize business analytics

Business analytics is maturing – and so is its role in forward-thinking organizations. Once mainly used in traditional batch-type environments, it's now being embedded into real-time business decision operations and processes to create immediate and significant value. To learn more about how to operationalize business analytics, attend this brief webinar,

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Six benefits that big data can bring to retailers

In the last week, I have interviewed four retail executives about their predictions for big data and high-performance analytics in the retail industry. I hope to publish their thoughts here in the next few weeks, but in the meantime, here are six concrete benefits that big data can bring to retailers, if

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