This past week’s Numbers column on leap day included a box of facts that led a reader to write in about the accuracy of one tidbit–that the chance of being born naturally on Feb. 29 is roughly 1 in 1,461.
The reader suggested that since we omit three leap days every 400 years it would make the chance roughly 1 in 1,506.
There are four living generations in America, and each has a different set of experiences and goals. To help marketers quickly get a frame of reference for each of them, this four-infographic series includes demographic information and background on Millennials, Gen X, Baby Boomers, and Traditionalists.
Here are some the basics on marketing to Baby Boomers:
Data Usage in Tibco
Big Data is not the hype any more. Most of the customers and prospects that I have visited last year already use Hadoop, at least in early stages. Apache Spark also got a lot of traction in 2015. These frameworks and their ecosystems will probably grow even more in 2016, getting more mature and prevalent in big and smaller enterprises.Both Apache Hadoop and Apache Spark can be combined with TIBCO software to add business value to the projects of our customers. Therefore, I thought its time to give an overview about how the different TIBCO pillars—integration, event processing and analytics—support these frameworks in the beginning of 2016. This blog post is intended as short overview, and will not going into many technical details.
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