1. 3 Trends in Big Data (and the Challenges They Pose)
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| What will it take to make Big Data clean, standardized, and scalable for effective analysis and broad application? |
2. Can You Balance Privacy and Security?
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| Timothy Mitchener-Nissen argues that "when assessed individually each intervention may constitute a justifiable trade-off. However, when combined together, these interventions will ultimately reduce privacy to zero." |
3. Recording Bankers = Profits
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| New regulations are requiring banks to record their traders' phone calls. The banks that analyze that data can turn compliance into actionable—profitable—information. |
4. Strata + Hadoop World San Jose News
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Strata + Hadoop World in San Jose (February 17-20) is open, and here's just some of what's new for 2015: We've moved to a larger, more central venue indowntown San Jose. We've also added several small group, in-depth training sessions on: Designing and Building Big Data applications, Advanced Apache Spark, and Machine Learning and Exploratory Modeling with SAS and Hadoop.
Strata + Hadoop World sells out every year. If you want to secure your place,register now at Best Price.
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5. Don't Break the Mainframe
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| Lockheed Martin is working with government agencies that are dealing with massive amounts of data—running programs on mainframes using COBOL. Here’s how they’re using Hadoop as a "data middleman" for agencies that can’t go offline. |
6. Show' em a Chart
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| It doesn’t matter if the data's no good. A recent study shows that people are moreinclined to believe something if it's presented in chart form. |
7. Big Moose is Watching You
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| Outdoor retailer L.L. Bean's meticulous use of big data enables them to delight their customers with extremly personalized reccommendations—in-store as well as online. |
8. Freebie of the Week
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 In the free ebook, Innovation, Security, and Compliance in a World of Big Data, Mike Barlow asks the critical question: "Can data security and rapid business innovation coexist?"
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