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Category: Data science

IEEE Big Data Santa Clara 2013

This week I was the second IEEE Big Data conference at Santa Clara for presenting our paper “A distributed approach for graph-oriented multidimensional analysis”. This is now a tradition, I

Monthly Buzz – n°6

First let’s take a sneak peek at the smartphone market: the LG G2  which should be the base for the next Google Nexus (5?). the Samsung Galaxy Note 3, the

ASE/IEEE Big Data Washington 2013

This week I had the chance to attend the ASE/IEEE International conference on Big Data here in Washington DC. EURA NOVA’s presence has been highly remarked as we had two papers:

A distributed approach for graph-oriented multidimensional analysis

The importance of graphs as the fundamental structure underpinning many real world applications is no longer to be proved. Large graphs have emerged in various fields such as biological, social

DEXA, DaWaK 2013

I spent the last week at Prague, Czech Republic, to present my paper entitled “An Analytics-Aware Conceptual Model For Evolving Graphs”. More details on the paper could be found in

Monthly Buzz – n°5

Today, I could have talked about Steve Ballmer’s surprise retirement, or the Moto X or even about Google and Facebook trying to provide Internet access to the entire world. But

Monthly Buzz – n°4

Apart from an open source language for programming cells and the announcement of Chromecast, a small HDMI stick to stream content on your TV, July was a pretty quiet month

Knowledge Sharing

  I have been working  now for more than 6 months at EURA NOVA, and this article is the opportunity for me to share what I consider to be a

EBISS 2013 @Dagstuhl

This week I was with Amine and Gary at the 3rd European Business Intelligence Summer School organized in the beautiful Dagstuhl castle in Germany. I was present at the two

Monthly Buzz – n°3

June was also a very prolific month for tech-related news: the E3, the WWDC where the brand new iOS and MacOS were presented along with an impressive new Mac Pro.