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Saturday, January 7, 2012
Friday, January 6, 2012
Just saw this on Amazon: 'The Tao of Twitter: Changing your life and busines...' by Mark W. Schaefer for $8.99 http://ping.fm/xm2Iq via @amazon
It's Tebow time at Gator Beefs this Sunday @ 4pm: Home of the Broncos in Gainesville. http://gatorbeefs.blogspot.com/2012/01/its-tebow-time-at-gator-beefs-this.html
Thursday, January 5, 2012
Check out this Amazon deal: 'Mining the Social Web: Analyzing Data from Facebo...' by Matthew A. Russell http://ping.fm/dqu0k
Sunday, January 1, 2012
New Book: 'Statistical and Machine-Learning Data Mining: Tec...' by Bruce Ratner http://ping.fm/0dNuk via @amazon
Huawei Parts we recycle
We recycle all Huawei parts including:
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Saturday, December 31, 2011
UF has officially picked up their first commitment for basketball 2013. http://swampnews.net/recruiting-updates/montverde-star-kasey-hill-commits-to-gators.html
Friday, December 30, 2011
Book recommendation: The Singularity Is Near: When Humans Transcend Biology [Paperback]
For over three decades, Ray Kurzweil has been one of the most respected and provocative advocates of the role of technology in our future. In his classic The Age of Spiritual Machines, he argued that computers would soon rival the full range of human intelligence at its best. Now he examines the next step in this inexorable evolutionary process: the union of human and machine, in which the knowledge and skills embedded in our brains will be combined with the vastly greater capacity, speed, and knowledge-sharing ability of our creations.
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get it while it's Hot!!!!
iPhone And iPad Account For A Whopping 92% Of All Online Mobile Purchases [STUDY] http://www.businessinsider.com/iphone-ipad-mobile-retail-sales-2011-12?utm_source=twbutton&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=tools via @sai_tools
Please support @gatorbeefs Vote like us at Urban spoon and receive a free appetizer coupon http://urbns.pn/W10V
Thursday, December 29, 2011
Wednesday, December 28, 2011
minethatdata Brad Stevens, Butler Mens Basketball Coach, on Analytics: http://t.co/PJH7SikF via @courtneybolton
Big data is definitely here to stay Check out this article http://ewasterecycler.blogspot.com/2011/12/big-data-analytics-get-even-bigger.html
New Book: Keyword Intelligence: Keyword Research for Search, Social, and Beyond http://tinyurl.com/bovcuhb
New book: A unique book on the art and science of keyword research
This is a great book that anyone looking to find ewaste could use to their benefit. Offline marketing is still very effective but a lot can be missed online if you don't know how to market effectively. I'm not suggesting you take a whole course in marketing but knowing a few simple concepts in keyword research will set you apart from your competition. Havn't you noticed an ewaste recycler popping up on every corner in your town? There is ewaste everywhere, knowing how to find it is essential. I just picked this book up and can't wait to see what strategies the authors use. Whether you are a recycler, scrapper, or trader this book is essential for finding electronic waste and marketing your ewaste service.
Description: Keyword research can make or break a marketing campaign, an optimization strategy, and pay-per-click ad campaigns. Written by a keyword research expert, this essential resource drills home the importance of targeting the right keywords or phrases in order to get traffic from search engines and social media channels. Author Ron Jones imparts his wisdom and experience for determining which keywords will work based on a searcher's intent and he shows you how to research social, mobile, and video marketing tools that can ultimately become the foundation of a marketing campaign.
•Boasts detailed how-to information from one of the world's leading keyword research experts
•Helps you learn how to craft a successful keyword campaign and capture a coveted spot on the first page of a results page
•Pares down the essential information you need to know to use available tools to get keyword suggestions, forecast web site traffic, perform competitive research, and analyze results
•Walks you through how to best apply keywords to SEO and PPC campaigns as well as gain visibility with mobile marketing and integrate with traditional marketing efforts
•Features case studies, examples, tutorials, tips, and previously undocumented techniques
No matter your level of experience working with keywords, Keyword Intelligence is the ultimate guide for learning how to best conduct keyword research and craft winning marketing campaigns.
Tuesday, December 27, 2011
The Electronic Waste Recycler: fantastic Blog I'm Following: Simplified Analytics http://ping.fm/NcKai
Big Data, Analytics Get Even Bigger, Hotter in 2012
By Chris Kanaracus, IDG News
Every enterprise software vendor will tell you how hot and in-demand their products are, but the notion rings fairly true with respect to BI (business intelligence) and advanced analytics. The products just kept selling throughout the global recession, as companies looked to gain insights into their business and subsequently, more efficiency as well as new ideas.
Similar Articles:
Google Offers Real-Time Site Analytics.
How Twitter Web Analytics Will Help Your Business.
AT&T May Switch to Throttling with iPhone 5's Arrival, Says Report.
EMC Harnesses Cloud Data with Greenplum Purchase.
Verizon CEO: Shared Data Plans Coming Next Year.
Ice Cream Sandwich Destined for Samsung Galaxy S II in Early 2012.
Toss in this year's rise of the "Big Data" buzz-phrase to near-ubiquitous status, and it seems like 2012 could be the biggest year yet for the analytics market. Here's a look at what some experts, as well as a reading of the tea leaves, suggest will be the hottest topics in analytics next year.
Big Data is not going away
Big Data seems to be the new SOA (service oriented architecture) as industry terms go, with seemingly every other vendor product pitch attempting to hitch a ride. All are professing to help with the same problem: getting something useful out of ever-larger mountains of information, not only from transactional business applications but unstructured data from social networking sites, sensors and other sources.
MORE ON 2012: Gartner: The top 10 strategic technology trends for 2012
The Hadoop open-source programming framework is closely associated with the Big Data movement. The market can expect that Hadoop-based data warehousing appliances "will become the hottest new platforms in the coming year," said Forrester Research analyst James Kobielus. Also look for more companies to roll out Hadoop-related consulting services, modeling tools and other products.
In-memory processing will be the belle of the ball
SAP has spent the past 18 months touting the virtues of its HANA in-memory database, which it says can dramatically speed up data exploration and analysis, since it puts information to be processed in RAM instead of reading it off traditional disks.
While Oracle CEO Larry Ellison once pooh-poohed SAP's plans, his company has since announced the Exalytics in-memory machine, a new member of its family of specialized hardware-software appliances.
Smaller companies such as Qlikview and Tableau, both of which use in-memory technology for their BI and visualization tools, should also boost their profile next year. Some could also be acquisition targets for larger vendors looking to ride the in-memory wave.
But "enterprise-friendly" features such as support for third-party ETL (extract, transform and load) tools will be key to their growth, Curt Monash of Monash Research added.
Will analytics-as-a-service take off?
Next year could bring out "a great many vendors" offering large-scale analytics as an on-demand cloud service, and there's a market for it, Kobielus said. "Petascale analytics is not necessarily something a lot of companies want to bring in-house.
But Monash isn't so sure. "Remote computing BI that focuses on hardware cost sharing is problematic," he said. "Moving data in and out of the cluster is a big part of the overall cost, at least if you plan to process it only occasionally once it gets there. I haven't seen a plan yet that gets around that point."
HP can finally be a big player in analytics -- if it's careful
With its Neoview platform, Hewlett-Packard wanted to stand alongside the likes of Teradata as a top player in data warehousing. But that effort never gained much traction despite HP's efforts. But with this year's acquisition of analytic data warehouse vendor Vertica under its belt, the only thing HP has to do to be relevant in that market is "avoid stupidity," Monash said.
MORE NEWS: Gartner: 16 long-held IT business practices you need to kill
"I don't think trying to force Vertica beyond its natural growth, the way EMC is with Greenplum, is necessarily a good idea," he added. "Natural growth in Vertica's case is plenty fast anyway. Obviously, making good Vertica hardware would be nice. But being hardware-independent is crucial to Vertica, not least because of cloud deployment, an option many buyers want to at least have in their hip pockets."
Mobile BI will gain momentum
The software industry's move to support mobile devices won't leave analytics behind, especially with the extra space for slicing-and-dicing data provided by the larger screens on tablets like the iPad. Mobile BI in fact will go mainstream next year, Forrester Research analyst Boris Evelson said in a recent blog post. "One needs to make decisions when and where they need to be made. Not 'when I get back to the office,' which may be too late."
BI and analytics start showing up everywhere
"Pervasive" analytics capabilities are a crucial aspect of Oracle's next-generation Fusion Applications. Instead of logging into a separate BI platform, or getting canned reports created by IT sent to them, users are presented with analytics within the context and workflows of the various Fusion apps. Other ERP (enterprise resource planning) vendors may start mimicking Oracle's approach if the concept is a hit with customers.
In the meantime, BI users will start demanding -- and vendors will start delivering -- BI tools integrated with email and collaboration platforms, Evelson wrote in his blog post. "Just integrating BI with Excel is no longer enough."
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Every enterprise software vendor will tell you how hot and in-demand their products are, but the notion rings fairly true with respect to BI (business intelligence) and advanced analytics. The products just kept selling throughout the global recession, as companies looked to gain insights into their business and subsequently, more efficiency as well as new ideas.
Similar Articles:
Google Offers Real-Time Site Analytics.
How Twitter Web Analytics Will Help Your Business.
AT&T May Switch to Throttling with iPhone 5's Arrival, Says Report.
EMC Harnesses Cloud Data with Greenplum Purchase.
Verizon CEO: Shared Data Plans Coming Next Year.
Ice Cream Sandwich Destined for Samsung Galaxy S II in Early 2012.
Toss in this year's rise of the "Big Data" buzz-phrase to near-ubiquitous status, and it seems like 2012 could be the biggest year yet for the analytics market. Here's a look at what some experts, as well as a reading of the tea leaves, suggest will be the hottest topics in analytics next year.
Big Data is not going away
Big Data seems to be the new SOA (service oriented architecture) as industry terms go, with seemingly every other vendor product pitch attempting to hitch a ride. All are professing to help with the same problem: getting something useful out of ever-larger mountains of information, not only from transactional business applications but unstructured data from social networking sites, sensors and other sources.
MORE ON 2012: Gartner: The top 10 strategic technology trends for 2012
The Hadoop open-source programming framework is closely associated with the Big Data movement. The market can expect that Hadoop-based data warehousing appliances "will become the hottest new platforms in the coming year," said Forrester Research analyst James Kobielus. Also look for more companies to roll out Hadoop-related consulting services, modeling tools and other products.
In-memory processing will be the belle of the ball
SAP has spent the past 18 months touting the virtues of its HANA in-memory database, which it says can dramatically speed up data exploration and analysis, since it puts information to be processed in RAM instead of reading it off traditional disks.
While Oracle CEO Larry Ellison once pooh-poohed SAP's plans, his company has since announced the Exalytics in-memory machine, a new member of its family of specialized hardware-software appliances.
Smaller companies such as Qlikview and Tableau, both of which use in-memory technology for their BI and visualization tools, should also boost their profile next year. Some could also be acquisition targets for larger vendors looking to ride the in-memory wave.
But "enterprise-friendly" features such as support for third-party ETL (extract, transform and load) tools will be key to their growth, Curt Monash of Monash Research added.
Will analytics-as-a-service take off?
Next year could bring out "a great many vendors" offering large-scale analytics as an on-demand cloud service, and there's a market for it, Kobielus said. "Petascale analytics is not necessarily something a lot of companies want to bring in-house.
But Monash isn't so sure. "Remote computing BI that focuses on hardware cost sharing is problematic," he said. "Moving data in and out of the cluster is a big part of the overall cost, at least if you plan to process it only occasionally once it gets there. I haven't seen a plan yet that gets around that point."
HP can finally be a big player in analytics -- if it's careful
With its Neoview platform, Hewlett-Packard wanted to stand alongside the likes of Teradata as a top player in data warehousing. But that effort never gained much traction despite HP's efforts. But with this year's acquisition of analytic data warehouse vendor Vertica under its belt, the only thing HP has to do to be relevant in that market is "avoid stupidity," Monash said.
MORE NEWS: Gartner: 16 long-held IT business practices you need to kill
"I don't think trying to force Vertica beyond its natural growth, the way EMC is with Greenplum, is necessarily a good idea," he added. "Natural growth in Vertica's case is plenty fast anyway. Obviously, making good Vertica hardware would be nice. But being hardware-independent is crucial to Vertica, not least because of cloud deployment, an option many buyers want to at least have in their hip pockets."
Mobile BI will gain momentum
The software industry's move to support mobile devices won't leave analytics behind, especially with the extra space for slicing-and-dicing data provided by the larger screens on tablets like the iPad. Mobile BI in fact will go mainstream next year, Forrester Research analyst Boris Evelson said in a recent blog post. "One needs to make decisions when and where they need to be made. Not 'when I get back to the office,' which may be too late."
BI and analytics start showing up everywhere
"Pervasive" analytics capabilities are a crucial aspect of Oracle's next-generation Fusion Applications. Instead of logging into a separate BI platform, or getting canned reports created by IT sent to them, users are presented with analytics within the context and workflows of the various Fusion apps. Other ERP (enterprise resource planning) vendors may start mimicking Oracle's approach if the concept is a hit with customers.
In the meantime, BI users will start demanding -- and vendors will start delivering -- BI tools integrated with email and collaboration platforms, Evelson wrote in his blog post. "Just integrating BI with Excel is no longer enough."
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