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From data mining to big data

From data mining to big data

By:  IT World Canada  On: 15 Feb 2012 For: IT World Canada Creator
 

VIDEO PLAYLIST SAS Canada's Pat Finerty talks big data, fitness apps reviewed and U.S. President Barack Obama fires a marshmallow from a homemade rocket launcher

Our weekly video roundup includes:
IN CONVERSATION: PAT FINERTY SAS Canada vice-president of business development Pat Finerty helps ComputerWorld Canada editor Dave Webb negotiate the continuum from data mining to big data analysis.

THE BYTE: OBAMA'S SCIENCE FAIR, CHROME FOR 4, MORE Meanwhile, Yahoo does a boardroom refresh and Nokia announces 4,000 layoffs. With Nick Barber, IDG News Service.

APP REVIEW: FITNESS AND HEALTH APPS RunKeeper, Instant Heart Rate, FitnessHD and MyFitnessPal are featured in this roundup of apps.
 

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