Prediction

Predict Conference returns October 1st 2019

When and where is it on? 5th annual Predict Conference is held on October 1st 2019, in RDS, Dublin. How…

8 years ago

Forecasting the unpredictable: details of DIAS earthquake event announced to be held Wednesday 12 December

The Dublin Institute for Advanced Studies (DIAS) will hold a special lecture tonight exploring the unpredictable nature of earthquakes. Special…

8 years ago

Predict Conference Comes to Dublin in October

When and where is it on? Predict Conference is held in RDS, Dublin on October 2nd. We are also hosting a…

8 years ago

Lessons from the Cambridge Analytica Scandal: Four Implications for Business

Stories about Cambridge Analytica have surged again, with the latest revelations that Cambridge Analytica exploited Facebook to harvest data from…

8 years ago

Predict Conference, Tuesday, October 3rd, RDS, Dublin

By @SimonCocking When is it on? Predict Conference takes places on Tuesday, October 3rd in the RDS in Dublin. How many…

9 years ago

Minority Report: G-Speak, AIs and the disappearing interface

Interesting guest post by Carol McHugh from Big Motive. I remember watching Steven Spielberg’s epic ‘Minority Report’ in the cinema, when…

10 years ago

Paul O’Brien the MD and Co-Founder of Linkresq appears on this episode of the Irish Tech News podcast

Paul O’Brien the MD and Co-Founder of Linkresq talks about their new product CalQrisk which deals with risk assessment and…

10 years ago

Fundamentals of Machine Learning for Predictive Data Analytics, book and training course available

By @SimonCocking. This book is being used by the Analytics Store to help organisations to transform their data into actionable insight…

10 years ago

Future Tech Trends : Event at Helix Monday 6th October

A version of this article appeared on , the author is on twitter @SimonCocking It is always hard to predict…

12 years ago

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