Analytics

Next time the price of gasoline has jumped or fallen a few pennies, you might pause a moment to consider the years of planning,...

Forrester Analyst James Kobielus (@jameskobielus) shared his business intelligence and advanced analytics predictions for 2010 in a recent posting on The Forrester Blog for Business Process & Applications Professionals. Kobielus' predictions are in accordance with several emerging end user trends.

Two computer science graduate students at University Maryland, College Park used Spotfire's analytics to understand crime on campus. Their goal was to see if they could use analytics to identify crime hot spots, peak hours, and maybe even prevent crime.

Seth Grimes is an analytics strategy consultant at Alta Plana Corporation, located near Washington DC.   Seth is also a leading industry observer, focusing on...

Companies are rethinking how to build a data center – from the ground up.  From automated air handling controls to bi-level design, improvements in...

A challenge for each of you over the holidays - grab one of your friends or relatives who is not a major techie and...

From auto tailpipes to stoves to lightbulbs, every day we use more power than we need and waste the excess heat that’s generated.  And...

Failure is, unfortunately, an option in the world of high-tech, high-touch solution roll-outs.  We’ve all been there.  The best laid plans of IT and...

It’s the time of year for trends lists, and Enterprise Irregulars has posted their top 10 trends list for analytics, business intelligence and performance...

It’s the time of year for trends lists, and Enterprise Irregulars has posted their top 10 trends list for analytics, business intelligence and performance...