All Blog Posts Tagged 'API' (5)

Three Stages Of Effective Data Governance In Healthcare

Is data governance critical for you?
Would you want to build a flexible data governance strategy, iteratively realizing the benefits as it evolves?
Would you have big data oriented programs, generating a vast amount of data?
Would you want a governance strategy around individual programs or rolled up into some logical grouping?
Would you want to improve over your existing governance strategy?
Would you have…

Added by Vijay Kumar on August 1, 2017 at 12:30am — No Comments

This is how Analytics is changing the game of Sports!!

Analytics and Big Datahave disrupted many industries, and now they are on the edge of scoring major points in sports. Over the past few years, the world of sports has experienced an explosion in the use of analytics

Till few years back experience, gut feelings, and superstition have traditionally shaped the decision making process in…

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Added by Sandeep Raut on January 15, 2017 at 7:00am — 1 Comment

Safely sharing data through an api with alliance partners.

The following use case shows how an exchange of clean blended data can simplify the implementation of commercial and strategic alliances between businesses with a common interest.

USE CASE 1

The company is a Professional Sports Club. They operate their own sports stadium which is well…

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Added by Bruce Robbins on March 21, 2016 at 6:00am — No Comments

Hadoop 2 Helps Systems Integration

Apache Hadoop announced a beta release for Hadoop 2. The Hadoop-2.1.0-beta…

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Added by Michael Walker on September 3, 2013 at 9:31pm — No Comments

Comparing SaaS Machine Learning Offerings.

There are various offerings out there if you want to use machine learning in your analysis nowadays. Nick WIlson spent his internship at BigML comparing three SaaS Machine Learning Services (BigML, Prior Knowledge and Google Prediction API), with WEKA as a benchmark. He wrote a series of blog posts about his findings. In his final post he gives a summary of his work, with links to the different blog posts for details. He let me re-blog his summary here.