For more on the application of predictive analytics for HR, attend PAW Workforce, March 31-April 1, 2015 Experts in HR and financial software are predicting that 2015 could produce some important breakthroughs in the use of predictive analytics, in-memory computing, big data and mobile applications. In interviews, they said a relentless push to the cloud,
2015 will be the year that predictive analytics obtains significant market gains in everything from the industrial Internet to consumer devices. Here’s what Simon Arkell, CEO, Predixion Software, expects predictive analytics to look like in 2015: Predictive...
SAN FRANCISCO — When bankers of the future decide whether to make a loan, they may look to see if potential customers use only capital letters when filling out forms, or at the amount of time they...
We asked global research leaders in Data Science and Big Data what are the most interesting research papers/advances of 2014 and what are the key trends they see in 2015. Here are their answers. In December 2014...
Business is tough and competition can be brutal. With many economies still sluggish after the financial Armageddon that caused a mortgage meltdown and the stock market to experience the biggest losses since the Great Depression, it’s never...
Josh Bersin will be keynoting at Predictive Analytics World for Workforce: March 31 – April 1, 2015. For more case studies in analytics to solve workforce management challenges visit PAW Workforce. The Epic Shift: Away from “Talent”...
Being a data-driven organization requires a combination of analysis and predictions. As we look at the last several years, big data has been the dominant force, moving from a consumer-based requirement to a must-have strategy for enterprises...
This article from Forbes covering predictive analytics for workforce interviews the Greta Roberts, program chair for Predictive Analytics World for Workforce, coming to San Francisco DATES — view more info. Human Resources (HR) is being rocked by...
From office furniture to conveyor belts, forgings, castings and a host of other products, durable goods manufacturer JSJ Corp. ran into the same problem many industrial firms face daily: so many people using so much data in...
Solve the Engineering Data Dilemma
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Big Data has been both hailed as the currency of the Information Age and derided as overhyped. Both statements are true because data immediately loses much of its value if it cannot be properly analyzed and acted...