Glow: Where Data Meets Baby-Making
You use your phone to hail rides, to order food, to fact-check the outlandish claims your friends make during dinner conversations… can your phone also help you get pregnant?
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Minority Report IRL: Palantir and Predictive Policing
Palantir started as a data mining company focused on intelligence and defense, but has expanded in the past 15 years to be among the largest unicorns in the country, working in local government, financial services, and beyond
Big Data — A deal recommended for YOU
How is Big Data and Recommendation Engines shaping customers’ preferences and experiences in e-commerce?
AMEX – Providing Data Driven Insights for Businesses
American Express took a new step forward in data analytics in November, 2017 when they launched American Express Advance, a state of the art, predictive analytics marketing platform for business clients.
Top Stock Market API Providers – A Guide for Investors
A review of the top-notch stock APIs in 2020-2021 for tech-savvy investors, asset managers, and software developers.
Sephora: Staying Ahead of the Amazon Threat
Sephora should consider monetizing its personalization features, powered by consumer data on beauty preferences, to maintain its competitive edge.
Flatiron Health – solving cancer through data analytics
Flatiron Health is using data and analytics to tackle cancer, which it believes cannot be “solved” by just the healthcare community – it needs the technology industry as well. Therefore, since Flatiron started in 2012, it has grown to nearly […]
Ancestry.com
Ancestry.com is combining cutting edge DNA testing with Family Trees to create and unlock value.
Data is King
King is a video game development company that specializes in casual mobile games. The company’s commitment to data collection and utilization helped it generate roughly $2 billion in 2017 and have kept its most popular game, Candy Crush Saga, as the highest grossing iOS game 6 years after its launch.
MedAware – Using AI to eliminate prescription errors
MedAware’s machine-learning algorithms mine data gathered from millions of electronic medical records to detect outliers in prescription behavior and flag them in real-time to healthcare providers