White Paper

Data Science for Real-Time Streaming Analytics

Are you looking to extract business value in real-time from data in motion? Data analytics forms a crucial part of Real-time Streaming Analytics (RTSA) that allows for the collection, integration, analysis and visualization of data in real-time.

This white paper explores different data science models and methods for streaming analytics.

Highlights:

  • Types of data analytics
  • Batch vs. streaming data analytics
  • How to extract insights from data in motion
  • Offline vs. online modeling
  • Challenges posed by streaming analytics

Read the White Paper to learn more.

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