At its re:Invent conference, AWS today announced that four of its cloud-based analytics services, Amazon Redshift, Amazon EMR, Amazon MSK and Amazon Kinesis, are now available as serverless and on-demand services.
As Selipsky argued, some AWS competitors may argue that one database can just do it all, but he argues that different workloads need the right databases to back them — and he argued that the same is true for analytics services.
AWS AI for analytics partner tool simplifies model building
AWS is out with a new tool aimed at helping enterprises use AI and machine learning to gain better insights from data in concert with interfaces and integrations from AWS vendor partners.
The tech giant at its AWS re:Invent conference on Nov. 29 introduced AI for Data Analytics Partner Solutions (AIDA). The new offering enables business experts with varying levels of data science knowledge and experience to build ML models for business applications.
Pandemic Prompts Creation of New People Analytics Tools
A heightened focus in the C-suite on people analytics tied to the pandemic, along with challenges posed by a churning labor market, have made tools that report on and analyze workforce metrics more valued than ever among senior leaders.
As organizations struggle to retain employees, fill job openings and cope with upward pressure on employee compensation, CEOs, CFOs and other top executives more frequently turn to HR leaders for reliable measures to gauge how they're performing in those areas and help guide complex
Techie Founder Of Profitable Data Analytics Firm Is India's Newest Billionaire
For all its mighty brand power-One97 Communications owns popular payments app Paytm-the payments giant can't match up to the data analyzer in one crucial aspect: Latent View is profitable.
The bootstrapped firm recorded a net profit of $14 million (914.6 million rupees) on revenue of $45 million (3.3 billion rupees) in fiscal 2021, and a net profit of $10 million (728.4 million rupees) on revenue of $44 million (3.3 billion rupees) in fiscal 2020.
Investing in data analytics can boost a company's performance | The Seattle Times
Analyzing data can be helpful to a business in a variety of ways. Information generated about an organization's operations – like sales data, employee data and customer data – can be explanatory, aid in forecasting future sales and can even solve problems and suggest a course of action.
AWS Rocks with New Analytics, AI Services at re:Invent
With classic rock tunes playing, Adam Selipsky took the stage for his first re:Invent keynote as the new CEO of AWS, the $60-billion cloud juggernaut that was founded just 15 years ago.
Selipsky was one of Jassy's top lieutenants before he left five years ago to head up another Seattle, Washington-area mainstay in the big data world, Tableau Software, so he's very familiar with the company he's now charged with growing.
Cannabis analytics startup Headset, led by Leafly founders, raises more cash - GeekWire
The news: Cannabis analytics company Headset on Tuesday announced that it raised $8.6 million in funding. That includes $3 million of venture capital from a round led by Althea, as well as the conversion of $5.6 million of bridge notes issued in August 2020 and this past April.
Starburst Unveils Cross-Cloud Analytics Service
Starburst today announced that users of its managed analytics service, Galaxy, can now access and analyze data residing in AWS, GCP, and Azure with a single query.
With the latest release of Galaxy, the company now supports the capability to execute Trino queries across all three major clouds. It also allows them to join data from data residing in multiple clouds with a single query.
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