Terry Hook from clock-IT-skills

Terry Hook from clock-IT-skills
APR 09, 2014 04:04 AM

In this Computing Now Industry Perspective video, Terry Hook from clock-IT-skills in the United Kingdom uses his experience with developing the European e-Competence Framework to illustrate how semantics could help in the development of standards for learning outcomes. For more on semantics in education, see the April 2014 issue of CN.

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BIG DATA - Quick Answers From Large Data

Friday, May 9, 2014

VIDEO: Tempe is an interactive system for exploring large data sets. It accelerates faster machine learning by facilitating quick, iterative feature engineering and data understanding. Tempe is a combination of three technologies: Trill: a high-speed, temporal, progressive-relational stream-processing engine 100 times faster than StreamInsight. WINQ: a layer that emulates LINQ but provides progressive queries—providing “best effort” partial answers. Stat: an interactive, C# integrated development environment that enables users to visualize progressive answers. The combination of these technologies enables users to try and discard queries quickly, enabling much faster exploration of large data sets.

BIG DATA - When Urban Air Quality Meets Big Data

Thursday, May 8, 2014

VIDEO: Urban air quality -- the concentration of PM2.5 -- is of great importance in protecting human health. While there are limited air-quality-monitor-stations in a city, air quality varies by location significantly and is influenced by multiple complex factors, such as traffic flow and land use. Consequently, people cannot know the air quality of a location without a monitoring station. This project infers real-time, fine-grained air-quality information throughout a city, based on air-quality data reported by existing monitor stations and a variety of data sources observed in the city, such as meteorology, traffic flow, human mobility, the structure of road networks, and points of interest. This fine-grained air-quality information could help people figure out when and where to go jogging—or when they should shut the window or put on a face mask in locations where air quality is already a daily issue. This could lead to long-term solutions in predicting forthcoming air quality and identifying the root cause of air pollution.

BIG DATA - Toward Compressive Camera Networks

Wednesday, May 7, 2014

VIDEO: A video demonstration of how compressive sensing lets researchers reconstruct high-resolution data from fewer samples, which could alleviate the data deluge in large-scale multimodal camera networks.

MOBILE - AnalystPerspectives Weekly Scan

Thursday, May 22, 2014

ARTICLE: This issue of AnalystPerspectives Weekly Scan covers analyst commentary from the week ending May 16, 2014.

BIG DATA - Computing and the Law: Privacy and Big Data

Monday, Jun 2, 2014

PODCAST: Authors Brian M. Gaff, Heather Egan Sussman, and Jennifer Geetter provide an audio recording of the Computing and the Law column, in which they discuss how big data's explosive growth has prompted the US government to release new reports that address the issues—particularly related to privacy—resulting from this growth.

INSIGHTS - AnalystPerspectives Weekly Scan

Thursday, Jun 12, 2014

ARTICLE: This issue of AnalystPerspectives Weekly Scan covers analyst commentary from the week ending June 06, 2014.

INSIGHTS - Seeking Answers amid World Cup Excitement

Monday, Jun 16, 2014

ARTICLE: “Sports are extremely predictable,” he explains, “but the World Cup is much more idiosyncratic. It’s more like politics in that way. We know a lot about how a generic Brazil team would do against a generic Croatia team, similar to the way I know how a generic Republican candidate will do against a generic Democratic candidate. Yet it is a whole lot less certain than how the New York Yankees are going to do against the Seattle Mariners with 60 baseball games of data already in the books. “That being said, over time, we learn more and more ways to get the data we need to answer the idiosyncratic events in a purely data-driven way.”

CLOUD - AnalystPerspectives Weekly Scan

Tuesday, Jun 17, 2014

ARTICLE: This issue of AnalystPerspectives Weekly Scan covers analyst commentary from the week ending June 13, 2014.

BIG DATA - A Flexible Pinhole Camera Model for Coherent Non-Uniform Sampling

Tuesday, Jun 24, 2014

VIDEO: a pinhole camera model that allows modulating the sampling rate over the field of view with great flexibility. This flexible pinhole camera or FPC is defined by a viewpoint (i.e. eye) and by a sampling map that specifies the sampling locations on the image plane. The sampling map is constructed from known regions of interest with interactive and automatic approaches. The FPC provides an inexpensive 3-D projection operation which allows rendering complex datasets quickly, in feed-forward fashion, by projection followed by rasterization.

MOBILE - AnalystPerspectives Weekly Scan

Wednesday, Jul 2, 2014

ARTICLE: Our News of the Week in Review begins with a variety of Data, Big Data & Digital Assets applications. Here is a sampling from this week’s articles:

CLOUD - Growth areas such as cloud, big data, security and IT consolidation will help Atos ramp up revenue through 2016

Monday, Jul 28, 2014

ARTICLE: TBR Perspective Atos’ 2016 Ambition plan sets a clear strategy for the firm’s growth: Leverage strengths in managed services (MS) and consulting & systems integration (C&SI), commit to disruptive and innovative offerings (with cloud computing as a key growth area), expand reach in North America and emerging geographies, and enhance its position in the payment market through Worldline. With its strategy in place, the firm is in execution mode to overcome its growth challenges, as 2013 revenue declined 0.9% year-to-year at constant scope and exchange rates. Atos is positioning as an end-to-end consult-design-build-run service provider, consolidating its previously separate consulting and technology services with its SI service line and tightening the relationship with the MS service line. Atos’ strategy to align its C&SI business by its four core vertical markets and begin to develop industry-specialized MS offerings will help the firm increase the value and attractiveness of its portfolio. The firm’s investments to augment its traditional portfolio with offerings around technology trends such as cloud, big data and analytics, mobility, smart utilities, and digital security will help support long-term revenue growth and accelerate global expansion. While 2014 will be a year of recovery for the firm, with a difficult 1H14 but anticipated growth improvement in 2H14, the 2016 Ambition plan will enable the firm to reach its three-year target to increase organic revenue by 2% to 3% CAGR from 2014 to 2016.

BIG DATA - How might climate change affect our food supply?

Monday, Aug 4, 2014

ARTICLE: t’s no easy question to answer, but prudence demands that we try. Thus, Microsoft and the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) have teamed up to tackle “food resilience,” one of several themes that make up the White House’s Climate Data Initiative.

SECURITY - AnalystPerspectives Weekly Scan

Thursday, Aug 14, 2014

ARTICLE: This issue of AnalystPerspectives Weekly Scan covers analyst commentary from the week ending August 08, 2014.

SECURITY - AnalystPerspectives Weekly Scan

Tuesday, Aug 19, 2014

ARTICLE: This issue of AnalystPerspectives Weekly Scan covers analyst commentary from the week ending August 15, 2014.

MOBILE - Science Fiction Prototyping: My Summer with a Robot

Wednesday, Aug 27, 2014

PODCAST: Futurist Brian David Johnson expands on his Science Fiction Prototyping column, speaking with Julie Hubschman about how she spent the summer with Jimmy the Robot, a walking, talking, tweeting science fiction prototype.

Tableau Conference 2014: Sir Mix-a-Lot Was Only the Beginning - See more at: http://techproessentials.com/tableau-conference-2014-sir-mix-a-lot-was-only-the-beginning/#sthash.cLKAwIqj.dpuf

BIG DATA - Tableau Conference 2014: Sir Mix-a-Lot Was Only the Beginning - See more at: http://techproessentials.com/tableau-conference-2014-sir-mix-a-lot-was-only-the-beginning/#sthash.cLKAwIqj.dpuf

Monday, Sep 22, 2014

ARTICLE: CEO and co-founder Christian Chabot kicked things off in front of a crowd of over 5,500 customers and partners. The theme of the opening keynote was “The Art of Analytics.” Mr. Chabot likened an analyst’s design process for data visualization to the creative process of an artist with a blank canvas or a sculptor with a slab or marble. Visualization software, he drove home, should “unleash the creative power of data” and has the power to “remove the drudgery” of analysis. - See more at: http://techproessentials.com/tableau-conference-2014-sir-mix-a-lot-was-only-the-beginning/#sthash.xdqJQqIr.dpuf

BIG DATA - AnalystPerspectives Weekly Scan

Thursday, Sep 25, 2014

ARTICLE: This issue of AnalystPerspectives Weekly Scan covers analyst commentary from the week ending September 19, 2014.

BIG DATA - "How Far Can We Trust Big Data Analytics?" Google+ Hangout

Monday, Oct 13, 2014

VIDEO: Stuart Williams, Vice President, TBRI serves as the moderator leading discussions on usage and limits of big data analytics. He talks with Greg Arnold, LinkedIn, Senior Director of Data Engineering and Mike Ames, SAS, Director of Data Science.

CLOUD - AnalystPerspectives Weekly Scan

Tuesday, Oct 14, 2014

ARTICLE: AnalystPerspectives Weekly Scan covers analyst commentary from the week ending October 10, 2014.

BIG DATA - One minute Guide to Understanding the Supply Chain Analytics Continuum

Tuesday, Oct 21, 2014

ARTICLE: Analytics are now an integral part of any supply chain information management system. Modern computing power and advances in analytical software have made powerful analytics not only possible, but practical for most businesses sitting on top of a cornucopia of supply chain data. Analytics run the gambit from historical data dumps to models that suggest the best course of action based on a set of probable outcomes.

BIG DATA - Understanding the Supply Chain Collaboration Continuum

Monday, Oct 27, 2014

BLOG POST: Collaboration of information and timing and are two extremely critical aspects of supply chain business intelligence and information management. Not getting data to the appropriate decision makers renders the information nominally useless. Not giving it to the right people, or right group of people, via the right mechanism also means that data loses value.

BIG DATA - AnalystPerspectives Weekly Scan

Wednesday, Oct 29, 2014

ARTICLE: Analyst commentary.

BIG DATA - Data Visualization for the Internet of Things

Friday, Nov 28, 2014

ARTICLE: The Internet of Things (IoT) is a mediocre phrase. It’s not creative or clever, and it doesn’t exactly roll off the tongue. It is only because the phenomenon’s potential is so great that it can get away with such a lackluster name. Every day, more machines, sensors, and devices are talking to data systems, and eventually, to analytics users. This data is complex, vast, and fast-moving. The IoT represents a new approach to thinking about devices and data generation, and so a new analytical approach is required as well.

BIG DATA - AnalystPerspectives Weekly Scan

Wednesday, Dec 10, 2014

ARTICLE: This issue of AnalystPerspectives Weekly Scan covers analyst commentary from the week ending December 05, 2014.

BIG DATA - Interoperable e-Participation

Wednesday, Jan 21, 2015

VIDEO: Interoperable e-Participation Computer magazine Editor in Chief Sumi Helal interviews Constantinos Patsakis about a cryptographic protocol that guarantees citizens privacy through data aggregation and fosters e-participation in a scalable and interoperable way. From Computer's January 2015 issue.

CAREERS - Where Will the Big Data Jobs Be in 2015?

Saturday, Feb 7, 2015

ARTICLE: In the IT Management and Human Resources section, analysts discuss skills, staffing and security issues.

SECURITY - Social Engineering: What Your Business Needs to Know to Protect Itself

Monday, Feb 16, 2015

ARTICLE: Pet names, children’s names, and dates remain the most popular inspirations for passwords, despite the fact that these are the worst passwords a person can choose.

CAREERS - Companies Turn to Existing Employees for Big Data Skills

Tuesday, Feb 17, 2015

ARTICLE: Amazing strides have been made in trying to close the big data skills gap. Although companies are still fine-tuning their ideas on what type of skill sets will be needed to form the big data teams to incorporate analytics into business processes, sort and analyze structured and unstructured data, and monetize existing data, those with graduate degrees or doctorates in statistics--the bonafide data scientists--will certainly be an important part of the team.

NETWORKING - What's Your Place in the Smart Revolution?

Monday, Feb 23, 2015

VIDEO: Whether you're building smart cars, dealing with the smart grid, want to control a smart home, or are manufacturing the latest smart clothing, you deal with the same confronting challenges as everyone in the “smart technologies” movement. Attend Rock Stars of SmartTech on May 12 in Raleigh to get actionable answers and insights. Register at http://www.computer.org/smarttech.

INSIGHTS - Top 10 Trends in Internet of Things

Wednesday, Feb 25, 2015

ARTICLE: The Internet of Things tops off our News for the Week in Review. See what the analysts are saying about IoT trends for 2015.

INSIGHTS - Is Cloud Opening the Door to Data Analytics?

Thursday, Feb 26, 2015

ARTICLE: The relationship between the cloud and data is getting some serious attention. Read what the analysts are saying.

BIG DATA - On Big Data and the IoT: Interview with Bill Franks (Part 1)

Wednesday, Mar 18, 2015

INTERVIEW: Roberto V. Zicari,editor of ODBMS.org, spoke with Bill Franks, Chief Analytics Officer for Teradata, about data warehouses, Hadoop, the Internet of Things, and Teradata`s perspective on the world of big data.

BIG DATA - On Big Data and the IoT: Interview with Bill Franks (Part 2)

Thursday, Mar 19, 2015

ARTICLE: Roberto V. Zicari, editor of ODBMS.org, spoke with Bill Franks, Chief Analytics Officer for Teradata, about data warehouses, Hadoop, the Internet of Things, and Teradata`s perspective on the world of big data. Roberto is Full Professor of Database and Information Systems at Frankfurt University. He was for over 15 years the representative of the OMG in Europe.

BIG DATA - IBM and Twitter Offer Another Piece of the Analytics Puzzle

Friday, Mar 27, 2015

ARTICLE: Here are this week's analyst headlines from the Big Data space:

BIG DATA - Analyst Commentary

Friday, May 1, 2015

ARTICLE: This issue of AnalystPerspectives Weekly Scan covers analyst commentary from the week ending April 24, 2015.

BIG DATA - Analyst Perspectives

Friday, May 15, 2015

ARTICLE: This issue of AnalystPerspectives Weekly Scan covers analyst commentary from the week ending May 08, 2015.

BIG DATA - Big Data and the Bright and Messy Future

Wednesday, Jul 15, 2015

ARTICLE: It began with a simple problem: how do I figure out who is accessing my web site and what they are viewing? I should take a step back, actually, because it began even before that with the grand challenge of trying to crawl and index an exponentially growing number of websites in the early 21st Century. But that challenge was unique to Google and a few other players, while analyzing web site access was more ubiquitous among the burgeoning social media sites that were coming of age around the same time.

BIG DATA - Big Data Analytics: Outsource or In-House?

Friday, Jul 17, 2015

ARTICLE: According to IDC, the 1.8 zettabytes – that’s 1.8 trillion gigabytes – of information created last year will grow by a factor of nine over the next five years. While the storage of massive amounts of data on big computers is not a new idea, what has changed is the need and expectation of mining that data for decision support. That’s what we call big data analytics and all experts agree that the ability to analyze big data will be the difference between success and failure in almost every type of business in the coming years.

BIG DATA - Seizing the Data at HP Big Data Conference 2015

Thursday, Aug 20, 2015

ARTICLE: Ken Rudin, Director of Analytics at Facebook, closed things out in the Day 2 keynote. He debunked four prominent and popular myths about Big Data: Big Data=Hadoop Big Data provides better answers Data Science is a science Actionable insights are the goal Mr. Rudin spoke about the great challenge of hiring the right people to create a successful analytical culture. Finding individuals who are academically talented and business-savvy is no easy task.

BIG DATA - Analyst Commentary

Wednesday, Dec 2, 2015

ARTICLE: This issue of AnalystPerspectives Weekly Scan covers analyst commentary from the week ending November 27, 2015.

BIG DATA - Analyst Commentary

Tuesday, Dec 8, 2015

ARTICLE: This issue of AnalystPerspectives Weekly Scan covers analyst commentary from the week ending December 04, 2015.

BIG DATA - Analyst Commentary

Wednesday, Feb 3, 2016

ARTICLE: This issue of AnalystPerspectives Weekly Scan covers analyst commentary from the week ending January 29, 2016.

BIG DATA - Analyst Commentary

Tuesday, Mar 15, 2016

ARTICLE: This issue of AnalystPerspectives Weekly Scan covers analyst commentary from the week ending March 11,2016.

BIG DATA - A Warning for Wearables: Think Before You Emote

Friday, Mar 18, 2016

ARTICLE: An examination of how wearable devices could become the modern equivalent of blogs broadcasting proprietary workplace information directly to the Internet of Things -- and beyond.

BIG DATA - Analyst Commentary

Tuesday, Apr 26, 2016

ARTICLE: This issue of AnalystPerspectives Weekly Scan covers analyst commentary from the week ending April 22, 2016.

BIG DATA - holoportation

Friday, Jun 17, 2016

ARTICLE: holoportation is a new type of 3D capture technology that allows high-quality 3D models of people to be reconstructed, compressed and transmitted anywhere in the world in real time. When combined with mixed reality displays such as HoloLens, this technology allows users to see, hear, and interact with remote participants in 3D as if they are actually present in the same physical space. Communicating and interacting with remote users becomes as natural as face-to-face communication.

BIG DATA - Creating a new generation of computing device

Monday, Jun 20, 2016

ARTICLE: Quantum computing is a field of research that applies the principles of quantum physics and new directions in materials science to building a new type of computers that use quantum effects in computation. Beyond creating quantum computers, the field also includes studies of algorithms that such computers can execute.

BIG DATA - Display Solutions for the Mid-Volume OEM...Your Way - Customization Options for Fitting Your Production Needs

Tuesday, Sep 6, 2016

ARTICLE: One of the most common misconceptions about display customization among engineers and procurement team members is custom displays cost more. But the opposite is most often true.

BIG DATA - A Look at the State of Connected Devices in 2017

Monday, Apr 3, 2017

ARTICLE: The connected devices trend is one that seems to be growing at a faster rate each year. This calendar year will be no different, as more and more companies continue to get involved. But where exactly do things stand and what can be expected in 2017 and beyond?

INSIGHTS - 5 Reasons the Future of Big Data Requires Human-Machine Cooperation

Thursday, Sep 28, 2017

BLOG POST: Collecting, analyzing, and interpreting data is becoming essential for more businesses and more individuals than ever before. Now that we have the automated tools to process this data, we can make better decisions—and more cost-efficiently as well. As more companies employ these tactics, competition rises, and it becomes even more imperative to take advantage of this efficiency.

INSIGHTS - SuperComputing 2012 (SC12)

Thursday, Nov 29, 2012

BLOGPOST: After a snow-filled week in Salt Lake City for SC ’12, the IEEE Computer Society and ACM co-sponsored conference on supercomputing and high-powered computing, I tried to relax in my airplane seat. When striking up the usual small-talk that accompanies flying coach, I found out that the gentleman sitting in the aisle seat was leaving the conference as well. The man in the middle? Not a techie, and he posed an interesting question to us both: “What exactly is supercomputing?” I won’t bore you with the answer that we gave, but I will say that the question is an important one. Most of the conferences that I find myself at are focused on some narrow aspect of computing, be it mobility, graphics, or software engineering, but I was very excited to be going to my first Supercomputing conference. I like the idea of having a place where HPC, networking, data storage, and education all mix together. Most of my excitement came from curiosity about what kinds of stuff I’d find in the exhibit hall. Would there be flashy booths? Huge HPC racks? Cutting edge applications? Yes.

BIG DATA - Industry and Academia at Supercomputing

Thursday, Dec 13, 2012

BLOGPOST: Positive partnerships between academia and industry are the wave of the future for HPC. At the recent Supercomputing conference, these partnerships were some of the more fascinating and encouraging aspects of this growing area of computing.

HIGH PERFORMANCE - My Big Data Obsession

Wednesday, Feb 13, 2013

BLOGPOST: It started with public offerings last year of companies like Facebook and LinkedIn--which at their core are Big Data companies--and Splunk, a Big Data company targeting businesses. This combination of the potential impact of Big Data on my own life plus the sense that these IPOs foretold a sea change in the technology landscape intrigued me. Just as I was finishing the Ironman, I embarked on another journey, to understand the full landscape of Big Data. Much of the knowledge I have gained in the process I plan to share in this column and in my upcoming book, Big Data Demystified: How Big Data Is Changing The Way We Live, Love and Learn.

HIGH PERFORMANCE - Seven Big Data Insights From Facebook, Netflix, And Others

Thursday, Feb 21, 2013

BLOGPOST: It’s rare to get Big Data experts from companies like Facebook, Netflix and HortonWorks all together for a discussion. But last Wednesday evening at the Microsoft Campus in Mountain View, California, we were able to do just that. My guests on the Big Date Date Night panel (so named because it took place the evening before Valentine’s Day) were HortonWorks Director of Data Sciences Ofer Mendelevitch, Netflix Director of Analytics Chris Pouliot, SurveyMonkey Director of Analytics Fedor Dzegilenko, Wix Business Analyst Isaac Buahnick and Facebook Head of Analytics Ken Rudin. Here are the takeaways:

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