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Big Data Management

AWS | September 11, 2023

Cloudera and AWS have signed a strategic collaboration agreement to boost cloud-native data management and analytics. Cloudera, AWS ISV WMP Partner, will use AWS services to innovate and reduce costs with its open data lakehouse. Its Data Platform is engineered to integrate directly with AWS services, providing a cost-effective and innovative platform for customers. Cloudera andRead More

irishtechnews.ie | April 06, 2020

Big Data in Healthcare essentially refers to the vast quantities of clinical, patient, consumer, and physical data (collecting, analyzing and leveraging) that is too complex or huge to be understood by traditional data processing tools.Solving the problem of how to collect all the data and quickly analyze it to produce actionable insights, Big Data technologies allow healthcare organizations to be able to consolidate and analyze these massive data sets in order to discover trends and make more a...

Business Intelligence, Big Data Management, Data Science

Prnewswire | June 29, 2023

Kyvos, a modern, cloud-native analytics acceleration platform, today announced the availability of its azure application with pay-as-you-go pricing. Azure users can now easily create Kyvos service from Azure Marketplace. This Kyvos service offers a faster and more convenient way to scale analytics on trillions of rows, delivering sub-second query performance at lowest cloud cost. Kyvos' smart pre-aggregation technology and semantic layer builds a single source of trusted dat...

healthcareitnews.com | January 13, 2020

Healthcare providers are failing to integrate digital data platforms into their IT infrastructure, and and analytics into their clinical and operational workflows. This despite widespread availability of the technology and a definite need for it, given the demands of value-based reimbursement.Those were among the findings of a Black Book survey of 748 providers organizations, which found utilization of advanced analytics was described as "negligible" by a whopping 80% of respondents.Me...