Sentence examples for data launched from inspiring English sources

The Preeclampsia Registry (TPR) is a "living database" of patient reported clinical data launched by the Preeclampsia Foundation in September 2013.

For example, Fair Data, launched in 2013, is an accreditation system that recognizes companies who adhere to its ten Fair Data principles.

The data launched us into a dialogue about what responsibility college officials including administrators, professors, counselors, and advisors have to tell students where they stand with regard to prospective graduation and college success.

Google's Maps Engine, its enterprise-focused service for developers who need to be able to create their own maps based on custom data, launched about two years ago and has been available commercially since last year.

When Open Data launched around 2009, it was part of a large cultural shift in the way we as a global community share economies, information and innovation.

With data.gov.uk, a single website for UK public data, launching in 2010 and Sir Tim Berners-Lee and Sir Nigel Shadbolt founding the Open Data Institute (ODI) in 2012, the UK was taking positive steps to creating a strong open data culture, but being world champions in this field doesn't count for much if you can't back it up with justifiable results.

In addition to the "Parking Around Me" service, Roadify is taking advantage of the MTA's recent release of route and schedule data, launching a similar "Buses Around Me" platform for notifying users how long they will have to wait at a bus stop until the next bus arrives.

Together, the available data launch the concept of a two-step rocket.

Data Marketplace – Data Marketplace launched last week, helping pair financial organizations when the data they want.

For example, HP's Vertica unit, which focuses on big data and unstructured data, recently launched a certification program for technology pros.

There is alas a paucity of information as to the mix of big data domains launched by industries; for the spare available data, Bughin [9] reports that 72%% of companies invested in big data had launched big data applications in customer facing domains (marketing and sales, fraud, retention, and services)—for 35%% using big data for competitive insights.