In their 1996 study, Armstrong and Collopy also analyzed data amassed by scholars to measure the level of competitor orientation of 20 major corporations, as stated by the companies themselves, and how the level of competitor orientation was related to the firms' after-tax return on investment (ROI) for five nine-year periods beginning in 1938 and ending in 1982.
Due to increasing desktop computing power and huge amounts of data amassed by companies, business decisions are becoming increasingly based on data.
But it has more recently expanded to also offer a product it calls the Sojern Media Platform — essentially, an audience re-targeting service aimed specifically at the travel sector, relying on some 50 million pieces of anonymized travel data amassed by Sojern, as well as algorithms and other technology.
Such capacity-building should address the range of skills relevant to research, not only with regard to study design, data collection and statistical analysis but also in the management, archiving and curation of the large and complex data sets amassed by the HDSS sites.
He acknowledged using data compiled by the highly amorphous digital collective, as well as account information amassed by hacker groups GhostSec and Ctrlsec, to compile his own list, but said that he is not affiliated with them.
The visual data sets of images and videos amassed by the most powerful tech companies have been a competitive advantage, a moat that keeps the advances of machine learning out of reach from many.
Data amassed from the HOW study over the last decade 20011, 2006, 2011) suggests that modifiable lifestyle factors are predictive of health status in this sample [ 34- 45].
The Imperial War Museum's original collections date back to the material amassed by the National War Museum Committee.
We analysed data amassed six months after the start of the vaccination programme.
Techniques for processing personal information, which might have raised eyebrows in the world before 2001, suddenly seemed indispensable.Two days after the attacks on New York and Washington, Frank Asher, a drug dealer turned technology entrepreneur, decided to examine the data amassed on 450m people by his private data-service company, Seisint, to see if he could identify possible terrorists.
