How IBM is bringing front-office data analysis to Super Bowl fans

Football fans get free access to same types of data-crunching tools the pros use. [Sponsored content brought to you by IBM.]

MANAGE SUBSCRIPTIONS   |   UNSUBSCRIBE   |   VIEW ONLINE   Business Insider Select   January 30, 2015 How IBM is bringing front-office data analysis to Super Bowl fans Football fans get free access to same types of data-crunching tools the pros use. [Sponsored content brought to you by IBM.] Read» Share this story: 15,000 young Gazans just completed a week-long Hamas-run militant training camp Thousands of recruits as young as 15 learned how to kidnap soldiers, use...  Read» Share this story: The season 5 trailer for 'Game of Thrones' has leaked Winter is coming. "Game of Thrones" fans know that means season 5 of...  Read» Share this story: It turns out that Ford's new pickup truck wasn't that big a risk after all A chorus of hysteria, hand-wringing, and general fretting gripped the...  Read» Share this story: A 'Tinder expert' tells other men how to be more successful on the app He has a bunch of rules.   Read» The American consumer is feeling very confident Consumer confidence in the US continues to be very high. The University...  Read» Android is suddenly surrounded by enemies Cyanogen wants to "take Android away from Google."  Read» Advertisement 9 highlights from 'Game of Thrones' actress Maisie Williams' Reddit AMA Maisie Williams is known for playing Arya Stark on HBO's "Game of...  Read» Share this story: How an obscure beef jerky company was acquired by Hershey Krave jerky's business is booming. Hershey recently announced that it...  Read» Share this story: A man who ran an alleged 'revenge porn' website says he's now 'a different person' His website was shut down last April.  Read» Share this story: Shake Shack IPO Prices Way Higher Than Expected Shake Shack sold 5 million shares in its IPO for $21 each, Bloomberg...  Read» Share this story: See Also Xiaomi Showed Its Customers A Map Of India That Made Them Furious It's unusual for Xiaomi to upset its customers.   Read»   SHAKE SHACK EXPLODES The Shake Shack IPO is white hot. After pricing at $21 late Thursday...   Read»   The iPhone may be starting to steal Android's lower-income customers It's in a class of its own.   Read»   YouTube accused of strong-arming musicians into strict contracts YouTube says her claims are "patently false."   Read»   Share: Share: Share: Share: Share this: Email sent to: nguyenvu1187.love@blogger.com   |   Manage your email preferences   |   Unsubscribe Terms of Service   |   Privacy Policy Business Insider. 150 Fifth Avenue, New York, NY 10011