Hey guys, I’m on ESPN.com today checking out Russell Westbrook’s 49 points in his return to the NBA after a freak accident.
Russell fell down and a teammate ran into him fracturing his jaw.But, despite surgery a few days ago, he came back with a mask and dropped 49 points.
Now, I’m not a huge Russell Westbrook fan, or a fan of the NBA in general, but that is a pretty cool story.
But, that isn’t what got my attention…
What really got my attention was the commercial that showed up on ESPN before the highlight.
It was about IBM analytics… Watson Analytics.
I thought, “Wow! Analytics and Big Data are main stream.”
It wasn’t normal consumer products like Insurance…
But, it was about data!
This is validation that the BI market is huge.
You don’t see commercials about .Net development, or Java development, but commercials about data and analytics.
You constantly see stuff in the news about Big Data and Analytics.
If the big companies are selling it, businesses need people like us to actually make them work.
This means jobs, higher demand, and ultimately money.
And, it doesn’t have to be crazy complex to get started.
Even the Big Data stuff ends up in relational databases.
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Sincerely,
Joey Blue
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