He points out that traditional intelligence analysis has become more urgent because in our digitized world the profusion of data is overwhelming.
When the Johnsons began looking at analytics and the profusion of data, the first thought was "analytics is so f ed up, I would never want to do this".
Chiefly, the reduced costs of getting to space and the profusion of data coming from satellites are going to open doors for companies.
The escalation of network traffic from the profusion of data centers and other cloud computing architectures have catalyzed numerous multiplexing technologies for enhancing the capacity of optical fiber networks and optimizing the optical spectrum.
Today, his conclusions are beyond obvious, and ignore the profusion of data sites, expert reviews, apps and social networks that support (if not supplant) the basic V-chip, MPAA and ESRB ratings.
This profusion of personal data has many benefits that are more evident by the day, spurring research and innovation in health, education, industry, transportation, and planning, along with innumerable economic applications.
Elsewhere, Tye too readily unspools lists of communal institutions and demographics, a profusion of data useful to a Jewish agency but numbing to a lay reader.
The profusion of data accumulating in the form of medical records could be of great help for developing medical decision support systems.
There is a profusion of data about known disinformation or terrorist recruiting campaigns online — social media companies must be more open with this information.
The recent availability of a profusion of data generated by human behavior and collected through pervasive sensors has motivated a strong and renewed interest for the study of urban spaces, building upon an established research tradition [1, 2].
But why this profusion of virus-related fiction?
