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Kiliad. Connecting all the dots. Our software.

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Usually, when I talk to people about big data, a very analytic type of data, typically numbers, pops into their head first.

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This is, in fact, where big data got its start.

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It was all about numeric information. It was transactional, machine-generated information that was manipulated to find correlations and trends that were meaningful to highly skilled data analysts.

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But the fact is that about 80% of all data available falls into a whole different realm. Let's just call it everything else today.

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Thank you.

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It is not the numeric information. It's not the kind of thing that you can put into a spreadsheet and run an algorithm on it.

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It's information in the form of written content, such as emails. It's travel information. It's Facebook and Twitter postings.

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It's all the unstructured content, just like the stuff we view every day on the web.

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What's also interesting about this everything else data is that 10 years ago, we didn't know it would exist to be collected because apps like Facebook didn't exist.

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We didn't know it would exist. We didn't have smartphones or Twitter either.

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All of a sudden, these new information sources that we didn't anticipate having access to are not only popping up, but are downgrading the level of importance of the old content delivery channels forever and at phenomenal rates.

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And so the challenge now is about how we can deal with both the analytic, numeric side and all this other type of unstructured data that is highly distributed.

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How we do that at the same time is what is unique about Gilead software.

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How we can deal with both theoto and group connections.

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How we can deal with both the ambassadors?

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