Novetta is a premier exhibitor at Strata Data Conference in New York on September 23-26, 2019. Visit us in Booth #1201 to discuss our entity resolution and machine learning capabilities. Strata Data Conference is where cutting-edge science and new business fundamentals intersect—and merge. It’s a deep dive into emerging techniques and technologies. You’ll dissect case studies, develop new skills through in-depth tutorials, share emerging best practices in data science, and imagine the future. Formerly known as Strata + Hadoop World, the conference was created in 2012, when O’Reilly and Cloudera brought together their two successful big data conferences. This event…
Does Entity Resolution Matter When it Comes to Information Management and Analysis?
Yes, entity resolution does matter – tremendously – when it comes to information management and analysis. In fact, Novetta Entity Analytics unlocks the potential of data and enables organizations to get more out of existing enterprise technologies and applications. We’ve just released a new whitepaper on this topic; get it here. Does your organization already have data integration or data quality tools? How about data warehouse or MDM tools? Are those tools giving you the clearest, most high fidelity look at the people, places, products or events you’re interested in? Wouldn’t it be great if you could ratchet up their performance so that…
Gain Unparalleled Clarity With Novetta Entity Analytics
Novetta Entity Analytics Delivers Critical Requirements for Advanced 360 Entity Views. The ability to bring together data from multiple sources and produce complete views of entities for analysis can dramatically transform how organizations perform analytics. Analytics tools and applications with access to advanced 360-degree entity views benefit from richer and more contextual insights than ever before. Although the term “360-degree view” has been in use for years, most often it refers to a view of a subset of data about a person gathered from internal structured sources and presented in master data management (MDM) software or stored in a data…
Industry Use Case Series
Senior Account Executive Jason Bihun discusses Novetta Entity Analytics industry use cases in this podcast series. Hear about specific challenges that organizations face in implementing big data initiatives in Retail, Healthcare, Finance, and Insurance.
Enhance Your Security Threat Assessment with Complete 360-Degree Profiles of Suspicious Entities
Making data-driven decisions about risks and threats to facilities, assets and employees can be complex, especially when operating on a global scale. At Novetta, we know it is critical to deliver you solutions that can acquire, manage, integrate, analyze and explore your data as its aggregated from a diverse set of data sources. Hortonworks Data Platform (HDP) and Novetta Entity Analytics can help Oil & Gas companies construct complete, integrated, and clear global profiles of suspicious entities such as individuals, terrorists and criminal threats. Join the webcast on Wednesday, June 3rd at 1pm Eastern, and learn how to provide your…
Detecting Hidden Relationships Leads To New Insights
In previous blog posts I talked about how the ability of Novetta Entity Analytics to understand relationships between entities allows it to deliver more accurate entity resolution and analytics results. Today I’ll explain in more detail how Novetta Entity Analytics detects relationships within and between entities from many data attributes and sources, and why this awareness yields greater insights. Payload Attributes Provide Relationship Insights To understand relationships, Novetta Entity Analytics analyzes both the attributes used for entity resolution, and additional payload attributes that exist within the data but are not used during the entity resolution process. When analyzed in different combinations…
What’s New in Novetta Entity Analytics
Novetta’s Jenn Reed, Director of Product Management and Rick Clements, Chief Marketing Officer, present the newest updates in Novetta Entity Analytics.
5 Critical Components in Novetta Entity Analytics
In my last post, I introduced you to Novetta Entity Analytics and how companies can use it to achieve specific business goals by connecting and analyzing internal and external data sources stored in Hadoop. In this post, I’ll discuss five unique capabilities in Novetta Entity Analytics that enable advanced analytics that weren’t possible before. 1. Source-Agnostic Model Connects Structured, Unstructured, Semi-Structured Sources First and foremost, Novetta’s source-agnostic entity model ensures that any data source registered in Hadoop’s HCatalog can be loaded into Novetta Entity Analytics for analysis. For unstructured and semi-structured sources not already registered in HCatalog, the software…
Hadoop Analytics: Combining Data Requires a Source-Agnostic Approach
In the last two blogs, I’ve talked about the complexities of combining data sources in Hadoop. Specifically I’ve covered: Why custom, source-specific scripts that combine data sources are problematic How using data integration or data science tools introduces too much uncertainty Why adding data from external sources is next to impossible Today, I’m going to discuss how Hadoop analytics is enhanced through source-agnostic technologies that make it easy to combine internal and external data sources. In addition to describing how source-agnostic methods work, I’ll also cover why Hadoop analytics need built-in intelligence and knowledge transfer capabilities, an understanding of relationships…
Hadoop Analytics: Even Harder With External Sources
In my last post; Hadoop Analytics: Not So Easy Across Multiple Data Sources, I discussed the issues organizations face when attempting to use Hadoop to store and analyze data from multiple internal sources. In this post, I’ll talk about the challenges and benefits of adding external data to the mix.[clear-line] Adding External Data Improves Predictive Analytics Organizations increasingly want to analyze third party data because these sources increase their visibility into the broader marketplace, help them predict future actions, and generate additional sales leads. Analyzing internal data alone provides historical perspective about customers and their purchases, which is useful for…
