CATEGORY: Data Mining and Visualization REVIEWER: Sarah Van Dyck, vice president of Marketing for etrieve, Inc. BACKGROUND: etrieve, Inc. is focused on making the
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High-tech crowd meets HAL and laughs about it
Every year the Washington Software Alliance holds its Industry Achievement Awards at the Westin Hotel, celebrating the accomplishments of the state’s technology companies through
Business Product of The Year
digiMine‘s service provides fully hosted and managed data warehousing, data mining, reporting and targeted marketing applications. With digiMine, e businesses receive in-delth business intelligence
Business Software Magazine
digiMine’s service provides fully hosted and managed data warehousing, data mining, reporting and targeting marketing applications. With digiMine, ebusinesses receive in-depth business intelligence via
The Technology Review Ten: Data Mining
“Hello again, Sidney P. Manyclicks. We have recommendations for you. Customers who bought this title also bought…” Intrusive? A touch of personal attention in
digiMine CEO Catches the Attention of MIT
Technology Review, an MIT publication, has selected digiMine President and CEO Dr. Usama Fayyad, as a representative of the field of data mining for
digiMine CEO named to panel
BRIEFLY KIRKLAND — Usama Fayyad, CEO of digiMine, a Kirkland Internet data mining company, has been selected by Technology Review, a magazine published by
“Digital Mining B.V., oftewel digiMine, is gespecialiseerd in internet oplossisngen voor het MKB.”
Omdat het internet voor velen nog een onbekend terrain is, zijn eij van Digimine can mening dat wij er op een heldere manier mee
Technology Review, MIT’s Magazine of Innovation, Names digiMine CEO Usama Fayyad to TR10
Kirkland, WA (January 17, 2001) — digiMineSM, a service provider of business intelligence solutions, today announced that Technology Review, MIT’s Magazine of Innovation, has
Analyze this: 2000 revisited
Internet marketing in 2000 has been characterized as unpredictable and embryonic. Looking back, it’s easy to understand why. Approximately 130 dot-coms crashed and burned