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Thanks to the open data movement, anyone can be a cartographer. Professor Laura Kurgan on geography as a storytelling tool.
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Thanks to the open data movement, anyone can be a cartographer. Professor Laura Kurgan on geography as a storytelling tool.
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Data analytics – the study of information with a view to using it to predict the future – could revolutionise the sport by helping coaches put together the strongest possible team based on such factors as a player’s health or stress levels.
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Health care is changing. Oncology is changing. There is increasing discussion within the specialty about patient engagement, value-based care, and transparency. A few years ago, this was the language of minority voices such as advocacy groups and health policy analysts. Today, change is in everyone’s lexicon. In an article by Cosgrove and colleagues, the authors assert that patient-centeredness is the “idea that care should be designed around patients’ needs, preferences, circumstances, and well-being” and that it is “a central tenet of health care delivery.”
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by Ian Rowlands. Yesterday (September 12)
United Airlines “accidentally” had a fifteen minute super seat sale. Fly from Washington DC to Hawaii for $10! Washington DC to Minneapolis only $10 too! $5-10 for many domestic flights! It seems the problem was a fault in the booking engine. A system error – or as I like to think of it, a governance failure caused by human error.
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Casinos use Facebook for fan engagement through contests and promos. These efforts not only help increase fan interactions, but also drive users to create innovative content for the page.
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Big data can deliver new evidence in court. Several American examples indicate that big data collected and analysed from public data sets can be admitted as evidence.
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The cloud may not have quite reached maturity yet, but it’s getting there. Plenty of businesses rely on the cloud for mission-critical applications, and cloud adoption is steady enough in the U.S. that offshore public cloud providers fear they’ll never catch up to Amazon, Google, Rackspace and other cloud providers in the U.S
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An earlier ITIF estimate that NSA-gate could cost U.S. cloud companies $35B over three years is far too limited an assessment, says Forrester Research analyst James Staten.
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Read Software firm SAS looks to boost profile with agency hunt on PRWeek, first for PR & public relations news
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Thoran Rodrigues interviewed Dr. Satwant Kaur about the 10 emerging technologies that will drive Big Data forward.
See on www.techrepublic.com