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Big data analytics is useful for security

Big data analytics is a useful security tool for companies to become more resilient in the face of increasing cyberattacks, according to the Business Application Research Center (Barc). Speaking to Computer Weekly, Barc founder and managing director Carsten Bange said: “A recent survey found that 53% of organisations that are using big data security analytics […]

Is Data Science a Liberal Art?

In the sense that all science is a liberal art, yes. This week I read a great piece by Adam Weinberg, the president of Denison University, on his school’s initiatives to apply a liberal arts approach to data science… Read more

How to be More Productive as a Data Scientist

Many data scientists find themselves in an interesting position within their organizations. For many businesses, big data is new territory and hiring data scientists is a new endeavor, usually in an area where managers and business leaders have little to no experience. All they know is that big data analytics can prove beneficial both in […]

Farm innovation driven by data science

KUSA – For this week’s Tech Tuesday, 9NEWS Anchor Cheryl Preheim sat down with Scott Yates to talk about two companies bringing big changes to agriculture, not with new plants or new styles of tractors, but with data science… Read more

4 biggest misconceptions about hiring data scientists

You probably think you know what you need out of a data scientist. However, if you believe in any of these common misconceptions, it might be time to reevaluate your business’ expectations for current and future data scientists… Read more

How data science is changing the energy industry

As with many industries, big data science is transforming the energy vertical, providing insights into cost reductions in down markets and allowing oil producers to adjust to market demands in boom times… Read more

How big data is changing history

Historian Richard Bulliet appears to have spent much of the 1960s and 1970s poking holes into punch cards. He was studying the growth of Islam across the Middle East and was taking family information from biographical compilations, and making it machine readable – essentially creating a massive family tree. “I coded this data in ways […]