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Tags: Financial Analytics, Big Data, Business Intelligence, Jeremiah Johnson, Blog
Living in a global, ever-expanding economy means there are more people interacting than every before. Consider retail giant Wal-Mart, for example. The company conducts over a million transactions with customers every hour. That may sound like a feat in and of itself, but the company also keeps records associated with those transactions.
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Tags: Unstructured Data, Big Data, Business Intelligence, Jeremiah Johnson, Blog
Well, it was bound to happen. After all, since we live in an age in which meeting the love of your life is now as likely to be accomplished by how accurately you've completed an online dating questionnaire as anything else, is it really surprising that the same principle has begun to be used to determine educational outcomes too?
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What is Business Intelligence? Listen to a brief history of BI, where we've been, where we are now, and where we are going...
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by Kurt Wolff
One of the tricky things for users of relational databases is forming queries without overstating (or understating) results as a consequence of table joins.
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Tags: Business Intelligence, Kurt Wolff, Oracle BI, Blog
