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At Koa Labs, we love start-ups. And we really love the start-up community in Cambridge, Mass. We think Cambridge is the best place in the US to create and grow new Internet, info-tech and biotech companies. On this blog, Koa Labs founder Andy Palmer and others their share ideas, insights, and practical advice to help founders and first-time CEOs build better start-ups. How to get funded. How to work the ecosystem to get unfair competitive advantage. How to remain independent as long as possible. How to have fun doing all this while working insanely hard. Please let us know what else you’d like to read about. See you around Harvard Square.-
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Category Archives: Big Data
Tamr & GE
I’m truly thrilled by the work that we’ve been doing @ Tamr with GE. Summary of the latest and greatest @ Tamr blog here. The winds of change are blowing strong in enterprise data and analytics space. I’m very excited … Continue reading
Michael Stonebraker and Great Data Science Research
This past weekend my good friend Michael Stonebraker, co-founder and CTO of Tamr received the prestigious 2014 A.M. Turing Award for Computer Science. This provided an opportunity for me to reflect on our 10+ year relationship and Michael’s long list of contributions to the … Continue reading
Tamr, Inc.’s Exciting Growth Continues
I am pleased that Tamr, Inc. concluded a Series B financing round on Friday of this week . Our team has worked hard to achieve its goals and position the company for further growth. Could not be more proud of colleagues … Continue reading
From DevOps to DataOps
Why It’s Time to Embrace “DataOps” as a New Discipline by Andy Palmer Over the past 10 years, many of us in technology companies have experienced the emergence of “DevOps.” This new set of practices and tools has improved the … Continue reading
Information Management: Strategies for Gaining a Competitive Advantage with Data
The following is adapted from a foreword I wrote for my colleague William McKnight‘s book, Information Management: Strategies for Gaining a Competitive Advantage with Data. In 2014, it’s no longer a question of whether to become an analytics-driven organization, but how. William McKnight tells … Continue reading
Posted in Analytics, Big Data, Enterprise Software, Information Technology, Innovation
Tagged analytics, Big Data
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Culture Matters: Facebook CIO talks about how well Vertica, Facebook people mesh
Every once in a while, as a entrepreneur, there are these moments of overwhelming pride and satisfaction that make all the sacrifice, risk and anxiety worthwhile. I had one of these moments listening to Tim Campos – the CIO @ … Continue reading
Posted in Analytics, Big Data, Enterprise Software, Entrepreneurship, Founders, Information Technology, Innovation, Start-Ups, Uncategorized
Tagged Big Data, CIO, Facebook, HP, Vertica
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