Big Data Knows Where Your Cat (and Kids) Live?
We all know the Internet loves cats. Cats that eat cheezburgers, cats that dance, cats that play piano… And cats that can tell strangers where you live. OK, the cat’s...
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Big Data Security Issues: Main Challenges in 2016
In a recent Economist Intelligence Unit survey of 476 executives from around the globe, more than a third of respondents said that their companies suffered significant da...
DSC Webinar Series: Extracting Analytic Intelligence From Hybrid, Cloud-Based Data Systems: a Success Story
Smart business means extracting maximum value from strategic IT investments – and this includes extending on-premises data warehouse infrastructure with new cloud-based...
How to Represent Data with Intelligent Use of the Coordinate System
This is a guest repost by Jacob Joseph from CleverTap. The most widely used coordinate system to represent data is the Cartesian coordinates followed by Polar coordinate...
DSC Webinar Series: How Data Can Protect You From Cognitive Bias
The smarter you are, the stronger your cognitive bias. Data is a proven way to protect yourself from cognitive bias and can even augment your intelligence. In this latest...
Dilbert’s 20 funniest cartoons on Big Data
This article was written by Baiju NT. Baiju NT is the editor and driving force of Big Data Made Simple. He is also a media professional, photographer, designer, philosop...
Math or Engineers — who will solve the big data problem?
Guest blog post by Charlie Silver, CEO of Algebraix Data. Originally entitled ‘Data Algebra Does Big Data’. Algebra is powerful. It enables people to solve...
5 Ways to Get Fired as a Data Scientist
Guest blog by Justin B. Dickerson, PhD, MBA, PStat, Chief Data Scientist at Snap Advances. Okay, that headline was meant to get your attention. But lately, I’ve b...
Open Data in Government
Open data has several definitions but our preferred one at Data To Value is from the Open Data Institute – ‘Open data is data that anyone can access, use and share.�...
Data Privacy: Protecting Confidentiality with Differential Privacy
Background knowledge attack uses quasi-identifier attributes of a dataset and reduce the possible values of output sensitive information. A well-known example about backg...