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Learn How Analytics Can Help Your Construction Business at this Event - Small Business Trends
The Associated General Contractors of America reports the construction industry employs more than 7 million people each year. Furthermore, it contributes $1.3 trillion worth of structure annually.
However, the industry has been lagging when it comes to analytics, which is preventing increased efficiency across the board.
Chief technology officers, software developers, project engineer data analyzers, and technology integrators will be on hand to take companies to the era of construction data.
Real-time Analytics News Roundup for Week Ending February 15 - RTInsights
In the news this week: a fast in-memory real-time analytics processing platform is now available as a managed service on Google cloud, an orchestrator that optimizes the use of compute resources for AI, and more.
Keeping pace with news and developments in the real-time analytics market can be a daunting task. We want to help by providing a summary of some of the items our staff came across each week. Here is a short list of some news from this week:
Teacher Pay is Stagnating. Data and Analytics Could Give it a Boost - insideBIGDATA
In this special guest feature, University of San Diego Assistant Professor in Economics, Alison Sanchez, argues that economic questions like how to increase teachers’ pay can be answered through large-scale data analysis. A National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellow, Alison Sanchez joined the University of San Diego School of Business in 2016 as an assistant professor of economics.
There is not one single answer or explanation behind this widespread salary drop for teachers, but data and analytics can reveal individual causes of teacher pay stagnation and provide customized solutions to address them.
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Google completes $2.6 billion acquisition of Santa Cruz data analytics company Looker
SANTA CRUZ — Google Cloud announced Wednesday that it has completed its $2.6 billion acquisition of Santa Cruz data analytics company Looker.
Google LLC, owned by holding company Alphabet Inc., first announced in June 2019 it had entered into an agreement to acquire Looker. Looker was founded in 2012 and has more than 900 employees. The company has offices in San Francisco, New York, Chicago, Boulder, Colorado; London, Dublin and Tokyo. Google Cloud is a cloud platform that uses Google's private network and modernizes enterprise customers' computing environment. The companies formed a partnership four years ago.
MIKE GINGERICH: Use analytics to improve digital marketing | News | washtimesherald.com
For a free tool, Google Analytics (GA) comes with a set of intuitive and easy-to-use features, an enormous amount of analytical power, and a great balance of depth and complexity. Through the use of GA, you can uncover a huge amount of data about your website and users, providing important information that you need to optimize your efforts.
Optimizing user experience to guide visitors toward conversion should be a high priority. In GA, conversion path analysis is an advanced behavior flow analytic that shows the pathways site visitors take to conversion. Your data will show whether the users converted after only a visit to the main site or after browsing a few specific pages. By using this data, you get an idea of what a successful conversion is and how you can optimize user experience to make the conversion process more likely.
How to Create Value With Your (Security) Data Analytics Program
Through talking to both data analysts and security analysts specifically, I came to realize how similar the two jobs are. For the former, the objective can be rather open-ended — identifying anomalies and presenting statistics in a way that helps humans make sense of large quantities of information. For the latter, the scope is simply narrower with the goal of identifying and predicting threats to security.
Here are some steps that any data analytics initiative, security-focused or otherwise, should progress through in order to create value for the organization.
Here's Why Smart IoT is Future | Analytics Insight
The term ‘connectivity’ is no more confined to laptops and smartphones, as we’re witnessing a transition towards smart cities, smart homes, smart retail, connected cars along with connected healthcare to name a few. In this arena where advanced technologies have been blooming at a tremendous rate, IoT is also catching up. IoT has been one such technology that is going to have an impact not only today but also in the coming future.
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The global IoT market was valued at $193.60 billion in the year 2019 and it is estimated that this market is going to be valued at $657.31 billion by 2025 . During the forecasted period, i.e. 2020-2025, it is predicted that the market will show a growth CAGR of 21.00% .
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