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Opening banking data and APIs: Land of opportunity or Pandora’s box?

  • ganadiotis
  • Jan 16, 2018
  • Analysis, Analytics, Business, Data Governance, Featured, Interview, Regulation, Technical, Use Case
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Opening banking data and APIs: Land of opportunity or Pandora’s box?

The EU directive PSD2 may not be as famous as GDPR, but its effects may be even more dramatically felt by financial institutions and anyone transacting with them.

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The year of the graph: Getting graphic, going native, reshaping the landscape

  • ganadiotis
  • Jan 08, 2018
  • Analysis, Business, Databases, Featured, Graph Databases, Technical
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The year of the graph: Getting graphic, going native, reshaping the landscape

The year of the graph is here. Do you really need a graph database, and, if yes, how do you choose one?

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Fit by Data: Where data and fitness overlap

  • ganadiotis
  • Dec 27, 2017
  • Analysis, Analytics, Business, Interview, Use Case
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Fit by Data: Where data and fitness overlap

Committing to stay fit is a typical new year's resolution, but one that just as typically goes down the drain soon. Could it be that it's not entirely your fault, and what's data got to do with it?

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Big data, crystal balls, and looking glasses: Reviewing 2017, predicting 2018

  • ganadiotis
  • Dec 18, 2017
  • AI / Machine Learning, Analysis, Analytics, Business, Databases, Featured, Real-time Data, Technical
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Big data, crystal balls, and looking glasses: Reviewing 2017, predicting 2018

It's this time of year again, when crystal balls meet data. Here's what's kept the data world busy in 2017, and will most likely continue to do so in 2018.

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Welcome to the data-driven machine: Digital transformation in the construction industry

  • ganadiotis
  • Dec 14, 2017
  • Analysis, Analytics, Business, Featured, Internet of Things, Interview, Use Case
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Welcome to the data-driven machine: Digital transformation in the construction industry

IoT is an enabler for unabridged data collection, which in turn enables new applications and business models. In the construction industry, some like Caterpillar have been doing it for years, others like Volvo CE are late into this game but catching up.

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Going data-driven on a budget

  • ganadiotis
  • Dec 04, 2017
  • Analysis, Analytics, Business, Interview, Socio-Technical, Use Case
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Going data-driven on a budget

How can you think and do data analysis globally, aiming to act and have an impact locally, when the data you need is scattered and incomplete and your resources are limited? And what does an analysis on the affordability of data plans around the world show?

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Real-time applications are going places

  • ganadiotis
  • Nov 29, 2017
  • Data Lakes & Warehouses, Interview, News, Real-time Data, Software Engineering, Technical
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Real-time applications are going places

Data streaming is the paradigm behind applications that can process data and act upon insights on the fly. Apache Flink, one of the key platforms in this area, is releasing new versions and getting traction. But there may be other players in this game soon, and not the ones you think.

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Machine Learning: The cloud is the new battlefield

  • ganadiotis
  • Nov 22, 2017
  • AI / Machine Learning, Analysis, Business, Cloud, Featured, Interview, Open Source, Technical
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Machine Learning: The cloud is the new battlefield

There's a reason why every major cloud provider is backing its own machine learning framework. What's that and how do you get to choose?

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Elasticsearch 6.0: not that new, but quite improved

  • ganadiotis
  • Nov 14, 2017
  • Business, Databases, Interview, News, Open Source, Technical
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Elasticsearch 6.0: not that new, but quite improved

Elasticsearch is an open source platform that is about a lot more than just search. It entails a whole stack of solutions and is growing rapidly. Today its new version is out, and its CEO discusses the way forward.

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A better blockchain: Bitcoin for nothing and transactions for free?

  • ganadiotis
  • Nov 13, 2017
  • Analysis, Blockchain, Business, Decentralization, Featured, Interview, Software Engineering, Technical
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A better blockchain: Bitcoin for nothing and transactions for free?

Imagine a blockchain-like protocol that promises to remove what is seen as the two biggest deficiencies in blockchain: inefficient mining and soaring transaction fees. IOTA is working on a fix.

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