Roman Stanek has been in the enterprise computing space for a while, starting with his 1997 launch of a Java IDE called NetBeans, which he sold to Sun Microsystems two years later. Stanek has been involved with a lot of IT endeavors since then, including his current company, GoodData, which develops analytics software for OEMs. But Stanek has grown a little bit impatient with the pace of technological progress in the BI space, and so he's doing something about it.
"If you look at the BI market today, it's one generation behind what's going on in the cloud," Stanek says. "It's very monolithic. It's very desktop oriented. There's a mismatch between the volume of data in the cloud data warehouses like Snowflake " and what these tools can handle.
GoodData unveils analytics as a set of microservices in data-as-service platform | VentureBeat
GoodData this week unfurled a data-as-a-service platform that employs Docker containers and microservices running on Kubernetes clusters to dynamically scale analytics up and down on demand.
The GoodData.CloudNative (GoodData.CN) platform heralds a new cloud-native era that enables easier embedding of analytics within applications. Key to that is a well-defined set of application programming interfaces (APIs), said Roman Stanek, CEO of GoodData. "It makes analytics much more flexible," he said.
2021 Academy Awards: Mets analytics director predicts Oscars - Sports Illustrated
Ben Zauzmer is the Mets’ director of baseball analytics. He won a World Series ring with the Dodgers last year. But when strangers recognize him, they do not cite his day job.
Zauzmer’s first love is baseball. His second is movies. And when he was a Harvard undergraduate, he realized his applied-math courses could help him with both. In 2012, his freshman year of college, he developed a model to project which films would succeed at the Academy Awards.
Unsupervised, a startup that uses AI to automate data analytics, raises $35M - SiliconANGLE
Self-described automated analytics startup Unsupervised Inc. said today it has raised $35 million in a new round of funding led by Cathay Innovation and SignalFire.
Previous investors Coatue, Eniac Ventures, NextGen Venture Partners and Elad Gil also participated in the Series B round, which brings Unsupervised's total amount raised to more than $55 million following earlier funding rounds.
Unsupervised sells an analytics platform that relies on artificial intelligence to unlock value from its customer's data by automating otherwise demanding tasks such as data preparation, aggregation, feature engineering and insight discovery. Previously, companies would have to complete these tasks manually in order to access the insights their data holds.
Plausible Analytics Adds Statistics Dashboard to the WordPress Admin – WordPress Tavern
Earlier this week, Plausible Analytics released version 1.2 of its WordPress plugin . The update includes a missing feature that should make it more appealing to end-users. The plugin now supports an “embedded mode” that displays a site’s stats directly in the WordPress admin interface.
Without counting the self-hosted users of its open-source project, Plausible Analytics recently surpassed 14,000 users on its hosted service. That is a step forward in its two-year path toward making a dent in the analytics market.
The Worldwide Insurance Analytics Industry is Projected to Reach $20.6 Billion by 2026 at a CAGR
DUBLIN , April 23, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- The "Insurance Analytics Market by Component (Tools and Services), Application (Claims Management, Risk Management, Customer Management and Personalization, Process Optimization), Deployment Mode, Organization Size, End User, and Region - Global Forecast to 2026" report has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com's offering.
The global insurance analytics market size is projected to grow from USD 8.8 billion in 2020 to USD 20.6 billion by 2026, at a Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR) of 15.1% during the forecast period.
Filing: Snap paid $124M for Fit Analytics as it gears up for a bigger e-commerce push –
Earlier this year we reported on how Snap had acquired Berlin-based Fit Analytics, an AI-based fitting technology startup, as part of a wider push into e-commerce services, specifically to gain technology that can help prospective online shoppers get a better sense of how a particular item or size would fit them. A 10-Q filing from Snap today has now put a price tag on that deal.
Snap paid a total of $124.4 million, covering technology, IP, customer relationships and payouts to the team. The filing also noted that Snap spent a total of $204.5 million on acquisitions in 2020, but did not break them out.
insightsoftware Acquires Izenda Just Weeks After Logi Analytics Buy
insightsoftware announced that it has acquired embedded analytics provider Izenda, according to a press release on the company’s website. The merger comes just weeks after its buy of Logi Analytics . According to insightsoftware “Logi Analytics and Izenda's common vision that delivering insights within existing applications empowers workers to make better decisions.” No terms of the deals were disclosed.
Our Buyer’s Guide for Analytics and Business Intelligence Platforms helps you evaluate the best solution for your use case and features profiles of the leading providers, as well as a category overview of the marketplace.
Stay on Top of Important Business Metrics With This Google Analytics Tool
When it comes to ensuring that your business is primed for growth, you need the right set of data to make informed decisions. You have to keep tabs on certain analytics to stay alerted of your company’s current stance. Having crucial metrics on hand helps you determine how to move forward. For instance, data gives you an answer for ideal marketing strategies. Automate the data, GA Insights can help you monitor the health of your business.
Setting up isn’t a pain, either. All you need is a Google Analytics account to get started. You can have your data monitored 24/7. In the event that an anomaly happens, you will be sent an alert to notify your team to fix the issue right away. You can also rest assured knowing that your data stays protected, thanks to standard SSL encryption.
Verisk Analytics Inc. stock rises Friday, still underperforms market - MarketWatch
Shares of Verisk Analytics Inc. VRSK, +0.87% inched 0.87% higher to $188.88 Friday, on what proved to be an all-around great trading session for the stock market, with the S&P 500 Index SPX, +1.09% rising 1.09% to 4,180.17 and the Dow Jones Industrial Average DJIA, +0.67% rising 0.67% to 34,043.49. This was the stock's third consecutive day of gains. Verisk Analytics Inc. closed $21.78 short of its 52-week high ($210.66), which the company achieved on December 29th.
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