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SAS Poland 0
Business Intelligence: 4 główne trendy w rozwoju

W rozwoju narzędzi Business Intelligence oraz w sposobie ich wykorzystania w nowoczesnych organizacjach można wyróżnić 4 dominujące trendy. To właśnie one przełożą się na kierunki rozwoju tych narzędzi, zmienią ich rolę we wsparciu procesów decyzyjnych i budowania przewag konkurencyjnych. Trend 1: Modele samoobsługowe Popularyzacja wykorzystania narzędzi BI w przedsiębiorstwach do

Advanced Analytics | Analytics | Data Management
Sylvie Faucillon 0
Could text analytics be the cutting-edge technology the oil and gas industry was waiting for?

  Small causes can have large effects; or how a discovery in the Barnett Shale can spike some interest in the rest of the world and change the face of the industry. This article is co-written by Sylvie Jacquet-Faucillon, Senior Analytics Presales Consultant, SAS France; and David Dozoul, Senior Adviser

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Andrew Pease 0
What is scale?

I've got scale on my mind! While speeding down the rails from Brussels to Paris on the TGV (the sleek, high-speed train), the scale of speed is breathtaking. In previous generations, going from Brussels to Paris for a single-day meeting would have inevitably involved a plane, with check-ins, security, travel

Advanced Analytics | Data for Good
Alan Cudney 0
Dignity Health demonstrates the power of advanced analytics at HIMSS16

According to Lloyd Dean, president and CEO, "At Dignity Health, we are committed to developing partnerships and opportunities that harness the tremendous potential of technology, from improving the patient experience to providing caregivers with tools that will support their day-to-day care decisions." Dignity Health, one of the largest health systems

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Mike Gilliland 0
Rob Hyndman on measuring forecast accuracy

The new book Business Forecasting: Practical Problems and Solutions contains a large section of recent articles on forecasting performance evaluation and reporting. Among the contributing authors is Rob Hyndman, Professor of Statistics at Monash University in Australia. To anyone needing an introduction, Hyndman's credentials include: Editor-in-chief of International Journal of

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Detecting Anomalies in the NFL Schedule

Super Bowl 50 (L?) is this Sunday, so it's time for another (American) football-related post. Steven Miller, a mathematics professor at Rutgers University, recently noted that the 2015 NFL schedule allowed a competitive advantage for some teams (including the Carolina Panthers). This figure he generated displays the 2015 regular season

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