So I bet you thought you knew just how big the federal government’s 2008 bailout of the American and European banking industries was—$500 billion, right?
What Big Data has Helped Us Learn About Wall Street
By Spotfire Blogging Team | Published September 13th, 2011How to Backup an ESXi Server with GhettoVCB
By Andrew McLeod | Published September 12th, 2011How Predictive Analytics Can Save Zebras
By Spotfire Blogging Team | Published September 9th, 2011
Predictive analytics can be used to drive brand loyalty, create cross-sell as well as upsell opportunities, predict and manage operations and resources, and identify and target the best customers—not to mention in can help save zebras.
Shipboard Maintenance: Pressure Washing the Ship’s Main Engine & Auxiliaries
By Goodway Blogging Team | Published September 7th, 2011How Data Analytics and BI Pros Used Twitter in August
By Spotfire Blogging Team | Published September 6th, 2011
It’s just what you need for your first day back at work after the three-day weekend – all the key Twitter happenings in data analytics and BI for the month of August. This month, we’re looking at the consumerization of collaborative BI, several awards and a new acronym for collaborative BI.
Leveraging Netapp’s Deduplication Feature
By Mike Solinap | Published September 2nd, 2011
We recently obtained the necessary licenses required to enable one of our clients’ FAS2050 filers for deduplication. Currently, deduplication is offered by Netapp for free. You simply need to get in touch with your reseller and request both ASIS licenses and Nearstore licenses. The Nearstore license for FAS should also be available at no cost as well. Once Netapp has approved the request, the new license codes should be available on now.netapp.com.
The Data Analytics of Labor Day – Infographic
By Spotfire Blogging Team | Published September 2nd, 2011This weekend is considered the last blast of summer with millions traveling and millions of kids and teachers getting ready to hit the books next week.
How to Setup a Local Redhat 5 Update Repository
By Brad Tinder | Published September 1st, 2011
In a previous post, my colleague Mike described how to setup a Redhat 4 (RHEL4) local update repository. With Redhat 5 (RHEL5), the procedure to setup a local repository has changed somewhat. At SPK, we often will setup a local update repository for Redhat or Debian/Ubuntu-based Linux servers as part of our infrastructure management service. Setting up a local repository reduces overall patching time and WAN bandwidth significantly which means less downtime and happy users.

Consulting, auditing, and analytics giant Deloitte has combined two very contemporary technologies – business analytics and social media – in a newly launched website, Real Analytics,