The Digital Speaker (Page 325)

How Machine Learning Could Result In Great Applications for Your Business

The possibilities for machine learning are vast and over time it will result in smarter technology that will offer great benefits for organisations.

How P&G Uses Big Data To Turn Diapers Into Insights

Big Data has infiltrated every phase, department or product within P&G and this allows them to create a forward-looking view and outperform their peers.

Five Data Mining Techniques That Help Create Business Value

Different data mining techniques can help organisations and scientists to find and select the most important and relevant information to create more value

Big Data Will Drive The Fourth Industrial Revolution

Although a complete global adoption of the Industrial Internet could still be a decade away, the Fourth Industrial Revolution has massive potential.

Why Big Data Will Power The World

Big Data will power the world as it is not just about harvesting data but more about the different relationships you can start to see when you combine data.

Seven Big Data Trends for 2014

As Big Data will become common language in boardrooms, what are the most important Big Data trends for 2014? Here is a list of seven Big Data trends.

How The Industrial Internet Will Change The Industrial Sector

The Industrial Internet brings together intelligent machines, advanced analytics and the creativity of people and will revolutionize the industrial sector.

MasterCard Helps Retailers Perform Better with Big Data

For MasterCard, big data is big business and with all their data at hand they are helping merchants gain better insights and more revenue.

How The Financial Services Industry Should Use Big Data To Regain Trust

If there is any industry that can benefit from big data, it is the financial services industry, but they will have to deal with many privacy issues.

The Control of Personal Data by Large Powerful Corporations

Nicholas Carr discusses the dangers that occur when large companies such as Twitter, Facebook and Google own the majority of personal data.

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