Noteworthy Links: Social Media Edition
In this post we share some links to interesting work being done with social media data.
Posts Tagged ‘Data science’
Hadooponomics Interview: The Evolution of Data
VP of Strategy Edd Dumbill was recently interviewed by James Haight on the Hadooponomics podcast. Find the audio and transcript here.
One Year Later, Observations on the Big Data Market
Back in 2014, we discussed how the market looked like on our first birthday. As we hit three years, it seems like an appropriate time to look back on those observations, and see where we are now.
Noteworthy Links: Hadoop Edition
Hadoop is 10 years old! Check out these related links.
Talking About the Caltrain
On May 6th, SVDS hosted an Open Data Science Conference (ODSC) Meetup in our Mountain View headquarters. Data Engineer Harrison Mebane and Data Scientist Christian Perez presented on our Caltrain project.
Working Effectively in Data Science Teams
On April 21st, SVDS hosted the WWCode Silicon Valley chapter in our Mountain View office; we gave a talk titled Working Effectively in Data Science Teams.
IoT and Resilient Systems
We believe there are clearly some compelling value propositions that come from integrating the visibility from the IoT into applications that help understand and manage the state of complex systems. With the internet of things, the more things, really, the merrier.
Jupyter Notebook for Data Science Teams
Data Scientist Jonathan Whitmore has just released a screencast tutorial for Jupyter Notebooks.
Successful Data Teams are Agile and Cross-Functional
I was always struck by how the Silicon Valley startups I worked with could do so much more, with so much less. I’ve come to learn, sometimes the hard way, that there are critical elements of the “who” and the “how,” particular to those start-up teams, that contribute to their success. It’s why we named our company for Silicon Valley: a lightweight, agile approach to data-driven product development was pioneered here.