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Posted by IvySchmerken
Julio, I've never been to a big data party or a big data Palooza, but I wish I could be a fly on the wall. (Though I would like to skip the hangover and ibuprophen.) All kidding aside, one of your main points is that...
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Julio, I've never been to a big data party or a big data Palooza, but I wish I could be a fly on the wall. (Though I would like to skip the hangover and ibuprophen.) All kidding aside, one of your main points is that...
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Posted by Becca L
This article is rather scary, and to Ivy's point, at WS&T cover great enhancements in this area all the time, but there a lot of corners of the offices have been overlooked by both us and the firm! Somewhere at a major...
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This article is rather scary, and to Ivy's point, at WS&T cover great enhancements in this area all the time, but there a lot of corners of the offices have been overlooked by both us and the firm! Somewhere at a major...
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Posted by Kelly22
Love the "Bring IT On" name. It's great to see Colombia placing such an emphasis on homegrown tech initiatives. Providing Internet to rural communities and training people to develop software will undoubtedly lay a strong...
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Love the "Bring IT On" name. It's great to see Colombia placing such an emphasis on homegrown tech initiatives. Providing Internet to rural communities and training people to develop software will undoubtedly lay a strong...
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Posted by Becca L
Understood. Unfortunately users don't always know when they're crossing the line - this is a bit of a compliance gray area. That being said, I'm sure Thinknum is helping their users stay in line with their respective company...
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Understood. Unfortunately users don't always know when they're crossing the line - this is a bit of a compliance gray area. That being said, I'm sure Thinknum is helping their users stay in line with their respective company...
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Posted by IvySchmerken
Collaboration is a theme of the Thinknum platform. Analysts may want to share the models with peers. The models are created by the financial analysts. So it's their repsonsibility to know if they can post a model or not....
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Collaboration is a theme of the Thinknum platform. Analysts may want to share the models with peers. The models are created by the financial analysts. So it's their repsonsibility to know if they can post a model or not....
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Posted by Becca L
I hadn't realized there was so much development and modernization going on in Columbia. I appreciate the program's attention to creating homegrown developments and training the workforce in software development to usher...
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I hadn't realized there was so much development and modernization going on in Columbia. I appreciate the program's attention to creating homegrown developments and training the workforce in software development to usher...
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Posted by IvySchmerken
Blindly collecting data for the sake of participating in the big data trend is not useful and could be costly as well as add risk to the organization. As Marc, points out, data governance is necessary to ensure the data...
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Blindly collecting data for the sake of participating in the big data trend is not useful and could be costly as well as add risk to the organization. As Marc, points out, data governance is necessary to ensure the data...
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Posted by Becca L
Great company idea, I think it could streamline a lot of work, and help companies build off each others expertise. I do wonder about the risk of accidentally leaking proprietary information? "Looking to disrupt the...
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Great company idea, I think it could streamline a lot of work, and help companies build off each others expertise. I do wonder about the risk of accidentally leaking proprietary information? "Looking to disrupt the...
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Posted by IvySchmerken
The idea of a two-year break is probably to ensure that the government official no longer has the inside scoop and that their information has grown stale. I agree with you, that the former gov't offiical understands the...
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The idea of a two-year break is probably to ensure that the government official no longer has the inside scoop and that their information has grown stale. I agree with you, that the former gov't offiical understands the...
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Posted by Luke Beeson
It think this just emphasises the need for the financial sector and security industry to continue efforts to share intelligence and best practice. Our adversaries will be doing this, so we simply can't afford to sit...
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It think this just emphasises the need for the financial sector and security industry to continue efforts to share intelligence and best practice. Our adversaries will be doing this, so we simply can't afford to sit...
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Posted by IvySchmerken
Based on Dr. Rubin's analysis, regulatory compliance and risk has added about $4 billion in costs for the aggregate Bank of Banks, while revenue has declined. Technology expenditures are also going up due to new products...
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Based on Dr. Rubin's analysis, regulatory compliance and risk has added about $4 billion in costs for the aggregate Bank of Banks, while revenue has declined. Technology expenditures are also going up due to new products...
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Posted by IvySchmerken
Great analogy between dark pools and fruit juice. But, are dark pools like fruit juice? At least fruit juice companies label the ingredients on the bottle. Institutions don't fully know the contents of dark pools -...
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Great analogy between dark pools and fruit juice. But, are dark pools like fruit juice? At least fruit juice companies label the ingredients on the bottle. Institutions don't fully know the contents of dark pools -...
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