I add my thoughts to others who have blogged on the Summit. See the Seth Grimes posting, for all of the other comments. I too agree that it was great to see a large number of end users at the Summit, this year. I was especially interested in the fact that a number of them [...]
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I recently had the chance to get an update on what SPSS is up to in text analytics. It was an interesting conversation for several reasons: First, it highlighted an important point about text analytics – which we know but is worth repeating – which is that the analysis of unstructured data can be [...]
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Several weeks ago, Hurwitz & Associates deployed a short survey entitled, “Four questions about innovations in analysis”. Well, the results and they are quite interesting! THE SURVEY First, a few words about the survey itself and who responded to the survey. We wanted to make the survey short and sweet. We were [...]
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