Revolution Analytics receives Top Innovator award for Data Science Technology

David Smith

10 years ago

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A big thank-you to all the R users out there who voted for Revolution R Enterprise in DataWeek Awards. We're so pleased to be recognized by the voters and the DataWeek judging panel with the Top Innovator Award for Data Science Technology. We're looking forward to the awards ceremony next week at DataWeek SF (in San Francisco, September 24-27). If you'd like to come along and join us and 1000 of the other most innovative data-centric companies who are attending, speaking, and participating in this first annual event, you can register here with the code DataWeek25 for a 25% discount.

DataWeek is the first week-long conference and festival to showcase the innovations behind the Data Revolution. The founders of Techweek in Chicago and the Data 2.0 Summit in San Francisco are organizing this year’s DataWeek 2012 Conference & Festival, September 22-27 in San Francisco, CA. Join over 200 speakers from Google, Twitter, IBM, Cloudera, CitrusLeaf, Dun & Bradstreet, and hundreds of other data-centric companies for a 4-day conference inside a week-long series of data events, workshops, hackathons, and hiring mixers, and meetups!

You can find more information about DataWeek and Revolution Analytics' Data Science Technology Top Innovator Award at the link below.

Revolution Analytics Press Releases: Revolution Analytics Wins Top Data Science Technology Innovator Award by DataWeek

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