Author: Jared Schultz

Analytics Without Application is Just a Virtual Paperweight

Written by Jared Schultz on July 9, 2018. Posted in Blog.

By Guy Howard The ability to collect and store exponentially increasing amounts of data has opened doors to a whole new world of information. Take sports, for example. Did you know that the two fastest touchdown runs in the NFL last season...

Scaling Cloud Platforms

Written by Jared Schultz on June 30, 2018. Posted in Blog.

Written By: An IntelliGenesis Senior Software Engineer At the November SCIF Dinner, we talked about developing software for the cloud versus developing on traditional client/server platforms and dove into the pros and cons of each platform and...

U.S. Cyber Command’s Escalation to COCOM

Written by Jared Schultz on June 17, 2018. Posted in Blog.

Written By: An IntelliGenesis Cyber Specialist During my 12-month tenure as Cyber-Lead, I’ve been tracking some major movements in the Cyber-arena. In celebration of October Cyber Month, the following are highlights of recent changes in the...

Resorts Using Big Data, Analytics, and Social Media to Improve Customer Experience

Written by Jared Schultz on June 17, 2018. Posted in Blog.

Written By: An IntelliGenesis AI Specialist It seemed only appropriate for this newsletter to talk about resorts! I’ll even start with Velas Resorts. In 2011, Velas Resorts ran a promotion in which they gave away a free wedding package valued...

Small Ways to Prevent Expensive Problems: Tips and Tricks for Digital Security

Written by Jared Schultz on June 5, 2018. Posted in Blog.

“Big hacks” are commonplace these days – Target in 2013, Sony in 2014, and most recently, the DNC during the 2016 presidential election. These large-scale attacks are devastating, however, seemingly minor hacks, in mass, are just as damaging. Although...

Gleaning Information from Multiple Haystacks: Unstructured Data Analysis

Written by Jared Schultz on May 17, 2018. Posted in Blog.

Written By: An IntelliGenesis Senior All-Source Intelligence Analyst This is what most of our days consist of– large unruly sets of non-sense that we must make sense. Or that used to be the case, more than likely nowadays we are looking at multiple...