Today, businesses of all sizes increasingly rely on big data to gain insights into their customers' behaviors and preferences. However, while big data can be a powerful tool for driving business ...

As AI continues to dominate the technology landscape, the data underlying the information these artificial intelligence ...

For the sake of profit and loss, trucking operators have analyzed their businesses since the first load was hauled for a fee. So you might think that terms such as business intelligence, analytics and ...

More than 18 months ago, Bennet Bayer, Global CMO & VP Strategy at Huawei, posted an article on LinkedIn that rocked my world. He asked the simple question, “Are we looking at Big Data from the Wrong ...

One implication of ubiquitous sensing as evidenced by the rapid growth of the Internet-of-Things (IoT) is the explosive increase in data being collected. This data comes from myriad sources: According ...

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“Data” is the watchword of the progressive gov tech professional today. If we can put a number to a problem — quantify it, catalog it, assault it with an avalanche of analytics — all will be well.

Expertise from Forbes Councils members, operated under license. Opinions expressed are those of the author. After the internet went mainstream in 1991, marketing stayed relatively the same for the ...

The legal concerns surrounding big data are still uncharted waters, and IT leaders need to be diligent about investigating and addressing the risks they may be taking on before they get in too deep.

Big data can help solve problems that are too big for one person to wrap their head around. It’s helped businesses cut costs, cities plan new developments, intelligence agencies discover connections ...

I’m not a data scientist and, in all likelihood, neither are most of the folks who keep using the phrase “Big Data”. I keep hearing marketers, startups and random executives talking about “Big Data” ...

I am going to answer this one right here in the intro: no, you can’t. In 2020, it is hard to just to go to the grocery store without inadvertently surrendering 40 or 50 highly personal data-points on ...