Comment by Calvin Carr on May 25, 2011 at 2:59pm

What’s your strategy for In-Memory Databases?  

Join Dr. Elliot King from the Lattanze Center in a complimentary webcast to hear about the key takeaways from the recent In-Memory database survey and discuss practical, real world applications of this emerging technology.

 

For more information: http://bit.ly/kDpsfH 

 

Webcast Details:             “In-Memory Database Adoption is Gaining Momentum.  What’s your strategy?”

 

When:                                                  June 2 at 10:30 AM PDT.

 

Webinar Duration:           45 Minutes

 

Cost:                                      Complimentary

 

Location:                              At your computer

 

Space is limited, so register now @ http://bit.ly/ilgFot

 

Besides learning about the latest trends within In-Memory Database technologies, you’ll also receive a free copy of a new White Paper, “Making the Business Case for In-Memory Databases” and the Executive Summary of the recent research from the Lattanze Center for Business Excellence.

 

Thursday, June 2, 10:30 AM PDT. Register now @ http://bit.ly/ilgFot  Space is limited!    

Comment by Leslie Ament on September 30, 2011 at 11:28am

Join me as I Chair Henry Stewart's Customer & Marketing Analytics Conference Nov 10-11, Boston, MA. Speakers include CMO's and analytics experts from; Blue Cross/Blue Shield, Vantage Travel, Innovation Nights, Merkle, dunnhumby, Teradata, Staples and IBM SPSS. [email protected]

Comment by Trish McCall on November 8, 2011 at 8:09am

Join HPCC Systems Nov 8 for a meetup in NYC! Flavio Villanustre will speak on the four key factors differentiating the HPCC platform to Hadoop. Also, view a demo of the Pentaho Kettle plugin integration.

RSVP & more details at meetup.com

Comment by Peter Watson on June 17, 2015 at 8:36am

 

SPSS USERS ONE DAY CONFERENCE: SPSS COURSES AND TALKS

 

The SPSS users group (ASSESS) is organising a day of four half-day courses using SPSS together with five user presentations and a users clinic comprising a one-day SPSS users (ASSESS) conference. It will be held on Friday 30th October 2015 at the University of York.

Two courses will form a SPSS syntax day comprising an introductions to using SPSS syntax in the morning followed by an introduction to SPSS macros in the afternoon. Two other courses will run in parallel to the syntax day and will comprise an 'introduction to statistical tests using SPSS' day comprising tests of association in the morning and tests of group differences in the afternoon. A session of five user presentations (on reliability, factor analysis, propensity scoring, bayesian analysis and item subscales) and user clinic will run in parallel with the courses.  day of user presentations comprises a morning session presenting four case studies showing applications in SPSS and an afternoon session featuring a recorded webinar followed by a question and answer session where an expert panel will answer questions raised by delegates regarding SPSS. Delegates may choose to attend a single morning users session or workshop and/or a single afternoon users session or workshop.  Come along to learn more about current and upcoming uses of SPSS including the performing of statistical analyses in fields of applications. Learn when these models should be used, how to implement statistical routines in SPSS using real data,  problems associated with their use and how to interpret and understand output. See software demonstrations, share experiences with other users and plan for future meetings.  Coffee breaks are included. Lunch is also included if attending both a morning AND afternoon event.

Further details (including a booking form) are available at http://www.spssusers.co.uk/Events/2015/confprog.html. The meeting contact is Peter Watson ([email protected]).

 

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