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Statistical Modeling and Machine Learning Coexist, Not Compete
Statistical modeling continues to deliver distinct value to businesses both independent of, and in concert with, machine learning.
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Will Enterprises Come to the Domo BI Party? #Domopalooza
The former Omniture chief who sold his company to Adobe for $1.8 billion brought his new organization out of stealth mode this week. He claims American Fork, Utah-based Domo offers the "world's first business management platform." Josh James said Domo will help companies get "meaningful value from business data" and collaborate better.
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Analytics, Big Data and ... Hocus Pocus?
Businesses that are scrambling to keep up with the quickly changing e-commerce world are turning to big data and analytics as important, if not primary tools.
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Crazy Egg Gets an Update, Drops Free Trial
Regardless of the global economic uncertainty, online advertising is not going anywhere. Why? One word: analytics. Television and radio content will never be as measurable as web content, and measurability is the key to selling advertising. While there are not as many web analytics packages on the market as
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Web Analytics: CrazyEgg Visualizes Visitor Activity
Are you curious about the exact click behavior of your website visitors? Yes, well, you are surely not alone. Going beyond server log files and the latest Google Analytics facelift, a new SaaS application has sprung up, delivering a very visual representation of the paths your users travel and the
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Publishers to Merge Print and Online Metrics
The main U.S. newspaper auditing group, Audit Bureau of Circulations (ABC), has announced that it will now include newspapers' print, online and combined readership figures in its biannual reports, citing that "the numbers are a key factor in negotiations on newspaper advertising rates between newspapers and marketers."ABC calls Audience-FAX, to
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Collaborative Web Sets Stage for Prodigal Women
Summer certainly seems to be the time for revelations. First the Washington Post embraced Web 2.0, and now print magazines have figured out that women are going online in droves to shop, read, communicate and collaborate. Gasp! Horror! When will it end? When Conde Nast pulled Jane Magazine earlier
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Intranet DASHBOARD 2.0 Showcases Data with Launch
Intranet-specific software company Intranet DASHBOARD just released key data with global intranet usage and trends in tangent with its launch for Intranet DASHBOARD 2.0. Intranet DASHBOARD recently pulled in a couple of honors at the Product of the Year Awards.Intranet DASHBOARD 2.
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