Tag: Technology
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How Companies Exploit Open Source
Elastic Search NV, the company behind Elastic Search and its companion product Kibana changed its license from Apache 2.0 (fully open source) to a Server Side Public License (SSPL) and the Elastic License in 2021.
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The Results After One Year of SEO Optimization
JSON-LD, keywords, etc). I estimate I’ll close nearly 1,000 organic search sessions by the time April is over, which is a 25-fold increase over a year. That’s amazing but also what I consider low-hanging fruit SEO optimization.
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Big Data and Infrastructure
What if researchers adjust the mixture ratios of concrete or temper steel differently to extract more performance based on terabytes of data from a central research big data Hadoop cluster?
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How Street Photography Makes Better Startups
If you’ve been following my blog posts, you’d know that RapidMiner isn’t the first Startup I’ve worked for, I’ve been at Startups for over two decades! My first one was straight out of school for an engineering firm in New Mexico. It was the best of times and the worst of times. I am who […]
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Buying a Business is What MBA Holders Do
Brian tweeted an interesting link the other day about a new trend that HBR picked up on. It was about newly minted MBA graduates buying existing businesses instead of going right into the consulting world. At the Harvard Business School, for example, the number of MBAs who decide to look for a business to acquire […]
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Domo: We Didn’t Need the Money
I get that having extra money is a “nice buffer” but what about the terms? Unless the money was given to you with very few strings attached, money raises always come with terms.
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Learn Public Speaking to Make an Impact in Sales
Data Scientists need to know Math and Statistics, be able to hack and have deep Domain knowledge about a given problem. But, if you want to really move the needle you need to learn public speaking!
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Betting on RapidMiner in a Big Way
I’ve accepted a position as a senior consultant at RapidMiner, in their Boston headquarters, and I couldn’t be more excited about this.