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A Collection of 181 Posts

Delve into the world of Big Data with articles from a futurist speaker, revealing the potential of data in steering business strategies, enhancing customer experiences, and future-proofing industries.

Four Ways Big Data Will Revolutionize Education

Universities and colleges from around the world should turn to big data to revolutionize the way students learn and teachers teach.

Why Big Data Privacy Will Be Self-Regulating

Big data privacy results in heated debates regarding consumers' privacy. Companies will have to adopt ethical guidelines or face bankruptcy.

Will Big Data Mark The End Of The Market Research Industry?

Big data will mark the end of the market research industry as we know it. Unless, of course, they are able to adapt and pivot on time.

Rabobank Learned Valuable Big Data Lessons Thanks to Proof of Concepts

To better understand the possibilities of big data, Rabobank started with a multidisciplinary team and a few proof of concepts.

Caesars Entertainment Trusts Big Data More Than Gambling

Caesars Entertainment collects data from customers throughout their travel journey and they use this to offer personal benefits to guests.

InterContinental Hotel Group Became A Service-oriented Data-Driven Organisation With Big Data

Service-oriented data-driven organisations such InterContinental Hotel Group are a great example that Big Data is helping any industry become better.

Shell Drills Deep With Big Data

Shell uses big data to improve its operations and to increase oil and gas output of their wells and they are creating massive data sets.

Walmart Is Making Big Data Part Of Its DNA

All big data efforts of Walmart show the massive possibilities of what can be done if big data is truly incorporated in the company's DNA

Hertz Puts Big Data In The Driver's Seat

By applying advanced analytics solutions on their massive data sets, Hertz was able to improve customer service and retention.

How Big Data Will Lead The Way In The Travel Industry

Travel organisations, if they have not already done so, should wake-up and start analyzing and utilizing all data that they collected.