Analytics

Concurrent improves big data application performance management

The data application infrastructure specialist has released Driven 2.0, which adds support for Apache Spark and redesigned application analytics as well as custom views to the big data application performance management solution.

Building the foundation for sound data governance

Second in a series of articles that describes foundational steps to enable agile data warehouse development. The first installment described how to develop a business conceptual model as a starting point. This article shows how to build a "grass

Who cares about Hadoop on Linux? Microsoft (yes, really)

By offering big data services in its Azure cloud on Linux, Microsoft is sending several important messages to customers.

AtScale looks to easily add BI on Hadoop

AtScale Intelligence Platform 3.0 aims to give business users the capability to interactively query Hadoop data without the need for extensive preprocessing or movement off the cluster.

Teradata gears up for Internet of Things analytics

Teradata has introduced two new software capabilities intended to help customers operationalize Internet of Things (IoT) data.

How Big Data can help save $400 billion in healthcare costs

Mining massive collections of patient data has healthcare poised to improve patient outcomes while holding down costs.

Why Quest Diagnostics is an important showcase for healthcare partnerships and IT innovation

Questu2019s recent partnerships illustrate a trend towards collaborative innovation among service providers, customers and even competitors - and may become the new normal for a healthcare sector in transition.

Ross Hughson: Into the startup world

How marketing tech lets you get personal with your customers

The speed and scale of business today means few companies can have a personal relationship with their customers like the shopkeepers of yesteryear, but data and marketing automation can help fill the gap.

Healthcare – moving beyond average

Can healthcare providers break informational influence enough to tell a more comprehensive narrative for patients as opposed to simply providing a meaningless statistic?