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by John Joseph I spoke with all the leading data analytics and business intelligence (BI) analysts last year from Gartner and Forrester and it was unanimous, they all hated the term “Big Data”. The reason is that the name implies only that this class of problems is about high data volume, but that’s not the case. Most Big Data projects were being...
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by Angela Guess Irfan Khan of IT World recently shared a Big Data visualization that is both beautiful and a major asset to energy companies. Khan writes, “In his fascinating and comprehensive 1984 study Heaven’s Breath: A Natural History of the Wind, Lyall Watson observed, ‘Wind is invisible.’ And, as a result, ‘There are no photographs...
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by Karen Lopez @datachick I posted that Tweet last week while attending the NASA 2013 Fiscal Budget Briefing at NASA Headquarters. It did well, being retweeted 200+ times and had the prospect of reaching 1.9 million people. I say prospect because not everyone who follows someone reads all their tweets. But 1.9 million isn’t such...
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by Angela Guess A recent article reports, “Oxford University is using data visualization software to gain a better view of its student administration, finance and procurement information. It has also discovered benefits in being able to react rapidly when the university is in the media spotlight and in communicating with potential and current students....
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by Angela Guess A new article reports, “The California Independent System Operator Corporation has installed an 80-foot by 6.5-foot screen in its control room to display real-time power-grid data from thousands of endpoints. Its new system is powered by software from Space-Time Insight, whose software melds real-time geospatial data with Google Maps to give...
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by Angela Guess A recent article discusses how Tableau, a Seattle-based data visualization company is making data more accessible and interesting to end users through visualization. The article notes, “As more and more data gets uploaded to the Web, it needs to be analyzed and made sense of. Data visualization is one of the...
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by Angela Guess Quentin Hardy recently reported on the Allosphere, “a tool for new ways of seeing enormous amounts of data – and quite possibly, ourselves. The machine is egg-shaped, three stories tall, and located on the campus of the University of California, Santa Barbara. Scientists stand on a catwalk that runs through its...
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