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Replying to @shawnrog @InfoPhil @DHenschen @martha_bennett @neilwd @bindi_bhullar @fab_biscotti @SimonWalkerMDM @YvesMulkers @mikeferguson1
Enjoyed great dinner with this fabulous group last evening. It is incredible how these long relationships with these amazing people have enriched my life #tibconow
It's not often that a vendor removes itself from the software market but @Syncsort has a habit of acquiring them: first Trillium from Harte-Hanks and now Pitney Bowes Software: #MutableBusiness @BloorResearch
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Answer to What is metadata? How can it manage data? by Philip Howard quora.com/What-is-metadata-H…
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What's the problem with low-code? 🤷♂️
Despite the strong opposition to it from many developers, you can still write good code while avoiding the more trivial aspects. My blog post for @BloorResearch looks at why low-code shouldn't be feared: bloorresearch.com/2019/08/ho…
MapR was dying. Its remains have been acquired by HP. Given HP's execrable record with software companies that looks like the kiss of death. Total expiration expected shortly.
Absolutely!
I’m a data scientist who is skeptical about data lnkd.in/euCdrNa
Absolutely agree.
My Latest on diginomica. diginomica.com/are-hiring-de… Are #Hiring Decisions ready for #AI? How #Repeatable #Algorithms Can Hurt People. (error in the title, it should be Repeatable)
Is Hadoop on life support?
Serious problems at Mapr and Cloudera, two of their biggest commercial supporters are pointing towards a downward spiral, and the prognosis isn’t great. @BloorResearch #MutableBusiness
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I recently attended @Tableau’s European User Conference. The three days were full of announcements (far too many to get in to a tweet), so I’ve written a blog for @BloorResearch outlining the big developments: bloorresearch.com/2019/07/ta…
#MutableBusiness
I was at @tableau's European User Conference recently, and while I'm still sceptical of @salesforce's claims they will remain independent, there are reasons to be cheerful, in true Ian Dury fashion (part 3): bloorresearch.com/2019/07/wi… @BloorResearch
#MutableBusiness
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Very excited to announce that the first episodes of #BloorTV are now available to watch online. Hear expert opinion from some of our great team, including @Bevanp4, @InfoPhil, @DT and @rjsykes1! bloorresearch.com/bloor-tv/ #MutableBusiness
Bloor agrees partnership with Disruptive.Live to launch Bloor TV: Bloor TV will bring analyst insights and reports to life in a new, easily consumable way with a range of live stream and video programmes. bloor.eu/2019/06/bloor-agree…
Crap service from BA: in back of plane and they ran out of food. Told that this happens for all dinner time flights. Don't even need AI or analytics to rectify that, just some common sense. Obviously BA lacks that.
Estimates are that AlphaGo consumed 1 million watts in beating its human opponent. The typical human brain consumes 20 watts. Sort of puts AI into perspective!
Explores the adjacency matrices used by Redis
Daniel Howard, Senior Researcher @BloorResearch explains why #graphs are so important and why you should care of #RedisGraph
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#Database @RedisLabs
Redis has published a benchmark comparing RedisGraph with TigerGraph. It states that for certain queries it is 2X and 0.8X faster. An innovative use of the word "faster". I would like to claim that I am faster than Usain Bolt (though not by as much 0.8)!
Philip Howard retweeted
Agree completely.
Thanks to @MartinOberhofer of @IBMAnalytics for a comprehensive briefing of their Information Management strategy based on a common IBM Cloud Private for Data platform for hybrid data management, unified data governance and integration









