Big Data Analytics: The Next Big Wave! #SEOAdsense By: FX777222999 12 comments

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Big Data Analytics: The Next Big Wave! #SEOAdsense

A lot of people from the world of information technology are talking about Big Data analytics and how the value of Data Warehousing is recognized in Life Sciences industry. Compared to Financial, Manufacturing and Retail industries, Life Sciences industry has been slow to recognize the value of big data warehousing. But it seems fair enough to ask a right question: How does traditional analytics differ from so-called Big Data? Let's find out…

Organizations no longer want to struggle to achieve business value from ever-growing Big Data analytics. Compared to the kind of speed and scale essential in today's Big Data world, traditional data warehousing and analytics are not able to keep up. Often time the legacy systems don't deliver the data solutions designed for your business needs. Even the data from the traditional/legacy systems is not easily accessible. The bigger the need for your data arises, the harder it seemed to get the data you were looking for. To get the information that you are looking for is cumbersome at best!

PRIME Technology Group provides the speed and range essential to find the ideas invisible in enormous quantities of information/data. PRIME provides integrated and customizable Data Warehousing services that encompass the entire development life cycle. Our Big Data and Data Warehousing services can help clients make use or control the research information promptly. Information exploration or data mining, database design and development, including data duration are the areas we excel in.

In commercial Life Sciences, especially from discovery to commercial operations, Big Data has now become a major agent for change. What is providing to this industry is an edge of competitive advantage in terms of patient-level insights, clinical research, physician information, drug discoveries, clinical trials, sales management, and pharmaceutical sales process. Companies are building great data hubs to be able to instantly provide comprehensive data access necessary to create new insights relate to patients, research etc. Big Data is providing the necessary link between knowledge and analytics.
Especially in commercial Life Sciences divisions such intrinsic data link is vital that legacy data warehouses cannot deliver.

Data (whether is local or in the cloud or both) is the most valuable enterprise asset, so integrating data to accelerate business success is the key to stay ahead of competition. PRIME has the expertise, complex technical skills and tools you want to translate your business problems into business insights. We accelerate your business success by delivering significant business benefits including:

• Interface with numeric searches, text searches

• Data analytics, data mining and text mining of journals and articles

• Design and development of small molecule databases

• Pre-clinical, drug and clinical databases

• Reaction databases plus pathway databases

• Inventory databases including data from the clinical lab

Let us help you define and deliver your Big Data strategy.

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Bolster Your Alexa Rank with Article Directories #SEOAdsense By: FX777222999 No comments

Bolster Your Alexa Rank with Article Directories #SEOAdsense

Article Marketing, in short, is a way to divert traffic to your website or weblog. Because the Internet is probably saturated with similar sites for whatever popular subject in which you either have expertise, or merely choose to blog about, simply publishing your site isn't going to be enough to attract a lot of visitors; they'll never see it.

With the literally hundreds of millions to billions of web-pages available, your website is less like a needle in a haystack (which is, after all, easy to find with a magnet), and more like a particular strand of hay in a haystack. The tools you use in cyberspace, instead of an electromagnet, are techniques that raise the profile of your site by reducing your Alexa ranking (which starts out very high in the tens-of-millions) and raising your Google PAge rank from 1-10.

What article marketing does is basically make your strand of hay stand out from the rest. The contact and/or website hyperlinks within the article (usually these wouldn't be in the actual article body, but in the accompanying resource box below the body) enables readers to click on them in order to actually visit your website. These days, it's getting better and better for your Alexa and general SEO to try and include a relevant hypelink within the body of the article - because then the article is much less likely to be mistaken for spam by Google's filters. It's all in the name of making the web a better place - for Google's advertisers and consumers.

Furthermore, the search engines also value the site; depending on the status of the article directory, a link to a prominent one can cause your website to get ranked more highly in the SERPs (search engine results pages) very quickly.

For a business that is selling a product, the first benefit of article directories is good; the second is simply beautiful. Besides the direct traffic from the article directory itself, having the website for your business venture go from page 10 of the SERPs to page 2 or 1 can cause your monthly sales to become your weekly or even daily sales, because the traffic increases dramatically.

The major advantages of internet article marketing over traditional, pre-internet article marketing are the ease with which the former can be done, reaching people all over the world from the comfort of your desk; and, search engines bringing your site up through the ranks as a result of the prestigious article directory into which you were accepted. Writing good content is absolutely crucial in not only getting an audience, but holding onto one.

After all, if your article sucks, why would anyone (or “many ones") follow it back to your website? This metric is measured by Alexa rank, so it's worth it to pay attention. And yes; it matters. I've seen articles that were truly laughable, they were so poorly scrambled-together. Even though I was able to discern that the product the article was pitching was something that I needed, I looked elsewhere for it, simply because the article didn't exude quality. It is a safe assumption that most people react the same way, and the statistics bear this out.