
Big data is more than big – it’s hairy, according to Magnus Lindkvist, keynote speaker at The Premier Business Leadership Series 2013 in Amsterdam. See what else he has to say in this video interview.

Big data is more than big – it’s hairy, according to Magnus Lindkvist, keynote speaker at The Premier Business Leadership Series 2013 in Amsterdam. See what else he has to say in this video interview.

Jon Briggs, Broadcast Journalist, gives some perspective on big data and highlights a few influential speakers at The Premier Business Leadership Series 2013 in Amsterdam.

Have we reached a point in the “big data” hype cycle where the term is overused and undefined? Is there legitimate opportunity with today’s new data sources? Are your analysts and technology platforms equipped to make the most of the opportunity?

Leaders in predictive analytics, Billy Beane, Daryl Morey and Tom Davenport, discuss a new perspective for predictive analytics and give suggestions for getting broad acceptance and usage throughout the organization.

“Complexity isn’t scalable, but the management of complexity is,” said Dr. Ralf Schneider, CIO of Allianz Group when talking about ways to approach big data. Read more key takeaways from The Premier Business Leadership Series in Amsterdam.

Thought leaders who presented at the The Premier Business Leadership Series in Amsterdam focused on common themes like the global economy, the growing volumes of data and “being where the customer is.” SAS’ Peter Dorrington explains more.

You can’t get one without managing the other. And you can’t manage big data without getting a handle on your organization’s complexity. Dr. Ralf Scheider, CIO of Allianz Group presents how he manages this complexity in this article.

What value does your organization place on business analytics to help understand and solve problems? MIT Professor Erik Brynjolfsson has spent years researching the value of business analytics to business and shares quantitative data demonstrating why businesses that use data-driven decision making perform measurably better than those that don’t.
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