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11/5/2015
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  • Cornell to Lead NSF-Funded Cloud Federation for Big Data Analysis

    The National Science Foundation continues to take steps to stimulate the nation's big data infrastructure and capabilities in partnership with research universities.

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    • Sponsored by: IBM
    Michigan State University uses IBM analytics for smarter fundraising

    By mining alumni and donor records, social media and other unstructured data-sets with text analytics software, MSU can better understand the engagement, sentiments and behavior of current and potential donors. For more information about the solutions that Michigan State used,

    visit ibm.com/business-analytcs

  • Tablet Sales Contract for Fourth Straight Quarter

    Global tablet shipments declined in the third quarter of this year, marking a full year of contracting sales for the devices, according to a new report form International Data Corp.

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  • MakerBot Software Upgrade Speeds Up 3D Printing

    The latest software update from MakerBot allows users to 3D print their projects 30 percent faster, according to the company.

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  • eXplorance Debuts Data Integrity Gateway

    eXplorance, a learning experience management system provider, has introduced a new tool called the Data Integrity Gateway (DIG), which is designed to help IT administrators in higher education improve data quality and take advantage of big data analytics.

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  • Indiana State U Adopts Mobile App for Campus Safety

    Indiana State University has deployed a mobile app to help protect 14,000 students, faculty and staff.

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