Sentences with phrase «data about everyone»

There's so much data about everyone out there, this should be as simple as getting access to a subscription somewhere.

Behold's Everything Report lets you see all your data about everyone and how their lives overlap.

The ideal to aim for is to have such good data about everyone in the family, that your letters would be addressed to named people — and that if a child lives across more than one household, you'd be writing to named people in each household, because all the adults involved in that child's life have significance, and you're engaging successfully with them.

Not exact matches

We give our users tools that everyone can access, like Google Dashboard and Ad Preferences Manager, which explain, in plain language, what data we collect and provide choices each user can make about their individual preferences.

It's not quite the know - everything - about - everyone promise of big data.

By now, everyone knows about Mapgate, the uncharacteristic misstep by Apple wherein Google's mapping data was replaced on iPhones, iPads and iPods with a new, proprietary app.

Every marketer will have access to every customer they are touching and targeting and every consumer will have trust because they will be able to click a Jahia - powered website privacy link to see what everyone in the company knows about you, and you can say what data you want anonymized, deleted and even where the data should be stored.

In order for individuals to feel comfortable sharing their data, everyone in the health care ecosystem must constantly remain vigilant about protecting data and keeping private information private.

Spiegel's ideas about the permanence of digital data run counter to those of just about everyone else in the industry.

«Everything's changed; everyone is talking about data privacy,» Left told CNBC.

Ahead of a group meeting, the leader should widely share the underlying data fueling the decision, so everyone has time to think about the problem and brainstorm possible solutions.

Even if only 16 Fortune 500 companies share detailed demographic information about their employees, it's important to point out that the data that is available represents the race, gender and job category of more than 800,000 people — everyone from the CEO through service staff.

So if we identify that all type A personalities drive a lemon yellow car and wear Wellington boots and have a dog and three children and whatever, we can then make a prediction about everyone else in the universe who has a yellow car, a dog, Wellington boots and say well they're very likely to also have a type A personality based on their data.

A company blog post later elaborated, «Everyone — no matter where they live — will be asked to review important information about how Facebook uses data and make choices about their privacy on Facebook.»

Everyone in IT these days is talking about cloud computing: how to harness it, how much it costs, whether it will replace all, some or none of businesses» data management systems.

Of course, our study has limitations too, including that we could not be certain about how fully representative it was because not everyone in the Gallup sample allowed us access to their Facebook data.

The average everyone yells about includes data from the 19th century.

In the wake of Facebook data scandal, everyone is looking for ways to limit what the tech giants know about them.

You have to admit though — everyone believes something and I using the word believe to mean not fully able to know all knowledge about everything in the world, and so we guess based on the knowledge of what we know, and assume we are right until some other data comes into our life to prove us wrong.

There is a lot written about both virgin coconut oil and coconut palm sugar and whether they are as healthy as everyone says, but I honestly feel there is enough scientific data behind both being better for you than butter and white sugar so I will use them in my baking whenever possible.

How about MANA's own data, which has since been released and has confirmed everyone's worst fears about the death rate at home birth?

Everyone is going to tell you in the comments section how their kids slept at 5 weeks and then what happened later, so you'll have tons of data points that all add up to «There's no way to tell and you'll worry about it, but you'll also make it through and you'll all be fine.»

While it is obvious to everyone that portfolio investors have a shorter investment horizon than real FDI investors and are naturally more brittle, yet the data and our practical experience confirm that all investors are concerned about sensible and predictable economic policy and exchange rate management systems!

«Everyone says they don't care about data as much and decisions are much more political.

These data, which cost about $ 10 billion in tax money to collect, belong to everyone.

An upstart startup says its «Doves» — camera - equipped satellites the size of shoeboxes — can make up - to - date data about our planet available to everyone

The purpose of the course is to prepare and train our users in sample preparation methods, introduce users to image data acquisition workflow, expand knowledge about cryo - EM methods among Swedish researchers and finally show that everyone can learn how to use cryo - EM, if this method is needed in a project.

I think one problem in America is that we are so based around money that no one can just talk about the scientific data, because no one can afford to, everyone is selling something, and to differentiate «businesses» have to have something different to sell.

Indeed, according to recent US census data, 14.5 % of American households were identified as single parent and the holidays, unfortunately, can often trigger disagreements about where everyone spends the day.

So I found another article at CBS news I think, that talks more about how ok cupid had been going through everyone's data, looking at the information about who they were dating, and how long, and comparing the personal information / answers to the surveys.

Using data to develop roadmaps that guide strategic plans and developing management systems to sequence the work helps everyone remain focused on goals and promotes transparency about results.

This will give you baseline data for measuring the growth of your initiative as well as starting out with everyone feeling comfortable about the decision.

It's no secret that education leaders — like everyone else, it seems — are floating in data, with districts and state agencies gathering more information about students, teachers, and schools than ever before.

Critical examination of online resources: Assessing the credibility and usefulness of information found online and in the media, for example, evaluating accuracy of source data, bias and relevance to learning goals; learning to think about and check for personal biases and everyone's tendency to confirmation bias; and varying search terms to find alternative perspectives.

Second: one - time «snapshot» data of a single cohort of kids, which is all that NAEP can supply the first time around, tell you nothing about the academic achievement of children before they entered their charter schools — and just about everyone knows that a big fraction of the youngsters enrolling in charters were already behind the education eight - ball as a result of dismal performance in previous schools.

In the course of their research over the past decade, the authors have distilled five essential components for quality conversations around data: (1) Students are the shared responsibility of everyone in the school, (2) conversations about data include a healthy level of disagreement, (3) conversations about data engender trust rather than suspicion, (4) data teams focus on a solution - oriented approach, and (5) data teams are broadly aware of what they're expected to accomplish.

However, I see one massive problem — and it's a problem that no one, Brill included, seems interested in addressing: Everyone wants to tie these new teacher evaluations to student performance data, but no one wants to talk publicly about the fact that we lack sufficient metrics for truly evaluating the full extent of whether or not young people are learning and achieving at high levels.

While any performance - loving driver ought to find the new Ford Performance App useful for its data - logging and video functions, the ease with which users will be able to share videos with course overlays, virtual gauges, and more means that just about everyone will be able to get a taste of the racing driver experience.

Speaking off the record, as has become the norm when Amazon is involved, one senior figure said: «Everyone is talking about reaching a horrible place on terms, and I think there's increased frustration from publishers concerning data and their listing of multiple editions, often flouting territoriality.

Everyone working in the industry is thinking more about how to directly reach their specific reader community in an era of declining bricks - and - mortar stores and an increasingly digital environment driven by search, data, analytics, and social media.

We stick to hard data that apply to just about everyone.

Not everyone is convinced about index funds, but the data does support it.

These transactions are text only, take up extremely little space, and storing an individual's lifetime worth of transaction would take less than 10 MB of data; about the storage required by two MP3 files, and about 250k records per person per lifetime, if we generously assume everyone makes 10 transactions a day.

Aughtough most other brokers usually publish data about trading volumes, instead of DARTs, it is clear that August has been tough for everyone in the industry as all brokers that publish monthly trading metrics saw their metrics fall the the lowest so far this year.

It occurred to me that while everyone talks about inequity in the art world, I hadn't actually seen data on it since the Guerilla Girls» work in the 1980s.

Aspects of his comment may be unwelcome to just about everyone in one way or another, but I think it is worth noting that he says that the data issues don't detract from clear evidence of a long - term warming trend and that carbon dioxide is «a major climate forcing» (along with many others):

Of course, everyone likely knows by now that the big news of late has been the v4 update to the RSS satellite data set, which raised the trend in their data by about 60 %.

Then, in 2009, the exposure of emails between the «scientists» responsible for the data the UN Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) was putting out to scare the pants off of everyone about «global warming» — since dubbed Climategate — revealed they were not only rigging the computer models, but were increasingly worried that the planet had entered a new, perfectly natural, cooling cycle.

This is by harnessing unprecedented amounts of data about our earth and environment and making them ready to use by everyone.

Google is, as just about everyone in the world now knows, the most voracious accumulator of data on the planet.