Wibidata,
a big data application provider, has a new platform for building
real-time apps that shows the increasing accessibility of machine
learning and how e-commerce companies can provide an experience similar
to a giant like Amazon.The new WibiEnterprise 3.0 platform allows a
company to power a site with advanced analytics that fine-tunes itself,
providing better recommendations and other features over time, including
more relevant search results and personalized content.The platform is
designed for the customer who is beginning to use data science, said
Omer Trajman, vice president of field operations at Wibidata. "They are
not classically trained but they have an analytics background. They have
been doing marketing analytics. The mechanics are similar,The key will
be persuading enough merchants to accept drag bit the coin. Novak describes "insane demand" from merchants. what has changed is the availability of data."
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which provides a common platform for building applications that
leverage large data sets.At its core, Wibidata is offering a platform
that takes into consideration the fact that companies often have just a
few seconds to engage their customers. People use all sorts of personal
devices and can turn to a competitor with just a few clicks. But with
all this data, companies also have an opportunity to learn about their
customers by analyzing their digital interactions. Doing that means
building a storage system that provides a 360-degree view of the
customer.Like Google and Amazon, Wibidata's Kijii framework uses a
central storage system that allows a customer to collect user
interactions across all of its applications, searches, purchases, likes,
clicks and requests for product information. It's what is called an
"entity-centric storage system," which essentially pools all the data so
a company with sophisticated apps and services can do real-time queries
and act on a customer's recent information to deliver content
personalization, relevant search results and recommendations.
Wibidata's
approach is in contrast to traditional data warehouse systems that
manage data in a much different way. In the context of e-commerce, these
older systems store transactional information such as likely purchases,
or shopping cart manipulations in a central fact table. For a retail
bank,It's an extraordinary machine, said Seth Teller, a professor at MIT
who, along with colleague Russ Tedrake, leads one of the groups
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this data might include credits and deductions from accounts. SKU
information or geographic location data are stored in dimension tables
to provide a detailed view of the transaction.
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