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  Lee Stogner

  

  16 hours ago

  TITAN will help the military make sense of all the data its sensors ingest

  Popular Science - Kelsey D. Atherton

  The node can fit on the back of a truck, and is intended to be a hub for information analysis. A soldier who goes to war is part of a massive data-rich enterprise. Connecting that data, from satellites to ships to planes to soldiers, is a difficult task, but it is one the Pentagon sees as vital for …

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  Lee Stogner

  

  Jun 29

  Why Data Is The Lifeblood Of Modern Organizations

  Forbes - Bernard Marr

  Look around you, and it’s hard not to notice that everything is changing. From fashion and the clothes we wear to how we move from place to place, and even how we meet, communicate, work and play with our fellow humans. Of course, this isn’t new – ever since it emerged, society has been evolving. …

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  Lee Stogner

  

  Jun 28

  Databricks to Move Signature Data-Storage Technology Upgrades to Open Source

  The Wall Street Journal. - Angus Loten

  The startup is counting on the move to drive demand for software and services designed to help companies analyze troves of business data Databricks rents analytics, AI and other cloud-based software designed to help companies mine insights from business data. Data-analytics company Databricks Inc. …

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  Lee Stogner

  

  6 days ago

  How to Become a Business Analyst in 5 Steps (in 2022)

  dataquest.io - Elena Kosourova

  July 1, 2022 The demand for business analysts is steadily increasing. Here’s what you need to know to get started in the field. Business analysts are …

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  Lee Stogner

  

  5 days ago

  Dattell report reveals most popular technologies for data engineers

  TechRepublic - Lance Whitney

  Learn the latest news and best practices about data science, big data analytics, and artificial intelligence.

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  Lee Stogner

  How to Become a Data Engineer

  dataversity.net - Tanaaz Khan

  In 2020, an estimated 64.2 zettabytes of data were generated globally, and by 2025, that number is expected to rise to 180 zettabytes. Considering …