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Online Publications/Magazines Harvard Business Review Magazine This online version of Harvard Business School’s publication covers issues and topics that evolve in the business world.
The Fast Company Our mission is to find the creative workers and organizations that are building the future, and to present their stories in smart, compelling, beautiful, and useful ways.
The World Business Academy The Academy provides a collaborative network for progressive business leaders, entrepreneurs and scholars and hosts world-class forums, dialogues and retreats.
What Is Enlightenment WIE is the engaged, evolutionary movement that has emerged from our passionate pursuit of the question of what enlightenment really is, and what it means in the world today.
Associations The Data Warehousing Institute TDWI provides in-depth, high-quality education and research in the business intelligence and data warehousing industry.
Education Data Mining Techniques, Tools and Tactics This two-day course presents an in-depth examination of the data mining process at a functional level. Attendees will observe and participate in demonstrations of computer-guided analytical
techniques for extracting and interpreting complex business rules from data. If you desire a rapid and substantial boost in your understanding of data mining concepts, tools, techniques and
supporting methods, then this course is designed for you.
Data Mining: Levels I, II and III
DATA MINING: LEVEL I
An Intensive Overview of Strategy, Best Practices and Case Studies for Predictive Analytics
DATA MINING: LEVEL II
A Tactical Drill-Down of the Data Mining Process, Methods, Tools and Techniques
DATA MINING: LEVEL III
A Hands-On Application Workshop for Data Mining Practitioners
Predictive Analytics: An Intensive Overview of Strategy, Application and Best Practices for Data Mining This two-day course offers a broad-brushed introduction to data mining terminology, methods, resources and business issues. Those in attendance will learn about various methods of predictive
analytics, competitive advantages, and common pitfalls that often cause data mining projects to fall short of their potential.
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