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Analytic Partners Placed Highest for Ability to Execute and Furthest for Completeness of Vision MIAMI , Nov. 22, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- Analytic Partners, the Commercial Intelligence company for insights-driven brands, today announced it has been recognized as a Leader in the inaugural Gartner® Magic QuadrantTM for Marketing Mix Modeling (MMM) Solutions. Analytic Partners is positioned highest in Ability to Execute and furthest in Completeness of Vision. "We believe our position as a Leader underscores our dedication to our customers and our ongoing commitment to innovation," said Nancy Smith , President and CEO of Analytic Partners. "We appreciate the extensive research Gartner has done in guiding our industry forward. This recognition, we feel, highlights the critical role Commercial Analytics plays in delivering forward-looking decisioning for lasting, meaningful growth." Elevating Insights Beyond MMM and MTA Analytic Partners' longstanding commitment to deliver insights and solutions extends well beyond Multi-Touch Attribution (MTA) and MMM. Analytic Partners' Commercial Analytics solution integrates all factors driving performance outcomes – including finance, supply chain and other enterprise functions. This holistic, company-wide approach provides a forward-looking decisioning framework that brands rely on to measure both short-term and long-term impact, ensuring sustained growth. GPS Enterprise: A Powerful Platform for Enabling Growth Powered by the GPS Enterprise platform, Commercial Analytics combines data science and technology to deliver actionable insights that enable brands to make proactive, forward-looking commercial decisions. This end-to-end platform, informed by ROI Genome intelligence, ensures streamlined data management, application of advanced analytics and multi-objective optimizations to help brands meet their growth goals. Recognition extends to Gartner Critical Capabilities Report for MMM Solutions The recognition also extends beyond the Magic QuadrantTM. In the accompanying Critical Capabilities report for MMM Solutions, Analytic Partners received the highest scores across all 8 Use Cases, including: Magic Quadrant reports are a culmination of rigorous, fact-based research in specific markets, providing a wide-angle view of the relative positions of the providers in markets where growth is high, and provider differentiation is distinct. Providers are positioned into four quadrants: Leaders, Challengers, Visionaries and Niche Players. The research enables businesses to get the most from market analysis in alignment with your unique business and technology needs. To read the full Magic QuadrantTM report, access a complimentary copy here . Gartner, Magic Quadrant for Marketing Mix Modeling Solutions, Matt Wakeman , David Walters , Joseph Enever , Weicong Zhao , November 19, 2024 GARTNER is a registered trademark and service mark of Gartner, Inc. and/or its affiliates in the U.S. and internationally, Magic Quadrant is a registered trademark of Gartner, Inc. and/or its affiliates and is used herein with permission. All rights reserved. Gartner does not endorse any vendor, product or service depicted in its research publications and does not advise technology users to select only those vendors with the highest ratings or other designation. Gartner research publications consist of the opinions of Gartner's Research & Advisory organization and should not be construed as statements of fact. Gartner disclaims all warranties, expressed or implied, with respect to this research, including any warranties of merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose. About Analytic Partners Analytic Partners is the leader in Commercial Analytics, providing adaptive solutions for deeper business understanding, right-time planning and optimization for marketing and beyond. We turn data into expertise so our customers can create powerful connections with their customers and achieve commercial success. For more information, visit analyticpartners.com . Photo - https://mma.prnewswire.com/media/2565668/Analytic_Partners.jpg View original content: https://www.prnewswire.co.uk/news-releases/analytic-partners-recognized-as-a-leader-in-inaugural-gartner-magic-quadrant-for-marketing-mix-modeling-solutions-302314471.html
Pune-based firm deploys AI for road survey in MaharashtraThe AI revolution has seen some significant players, and Palantir Technologies has emerged as a standout. Once priced at a low of around $6 during the 2022 bear market, the software company’s stock has skyrocketed over the past two years, multiplying its value more than 12 times. But as 2025 approaches, there’s uncertainty about whether this impressive growth can persist. While predicting the future is always challenging, examining Palantir’s business and financial health provides some clues. Palantir’s Growth Drivers The engine behind Palantir’s recent success is largely AI-driven efficiencies. Its platforms, Gotham and Foundry, have long utilized AI, but the launch of the generative AI-driven Artificial Intelligence Platform (AIP) in 2023 took it to new heights. After introducing this technology through exclusive boot camps, clients reported significant productivity boosts. Notably, an equipment rental firm saw a 12-fold increase in its average revenue retention, leading many industries to secure seven-figure contracts with Palantir. The company’s government contracts have also flourished, especially with the introduction of TITAN, a cutting-edge intelligence ground station. Financial Upsurge The financial implications of Palantir’s advancements are notable. Over the first nine months of 2024, the company experienced a 26% revenue increase, reaching $2 billion. Yet, its operating expenses grew modestly at 9%, while net income surged 229% year-over-year to $383 million. Despite raising its revenue forecast for 2024 to over $2.8 billion, concerns about overvaluation remain. With a trailing P/E ratio of about 368, some investors are wary of the stock’s high price-to-sales ratio. Looking Ahead While Palantir’s software likely promises ongoing growth, the current stock valuation may discourage new investors. The prediction game is risky, but potential buyers might want to observe rather than purchase at this time. Is Palantir Technologies’ Stock Surge Sustainable? An In-Depth Analysis As Palantir Technologies continues to ride the wave of AI-driven growth, investors and market analysts are keenly anticipating the company’s trajectory towards 2025 and beyond. With its stock witnessing an exponential rise from its $6 low in 2022, understanding the factors at play and what the future holds is crucial for both current and potential stakeholders. Key Features and AI Innovations A significant catalyst behind Palantir’s ascent is the expansion and maturation of its AI platforms: Gotham and Foundry. However, it was the introduction of the generative AI-driven Artificial Intelligence Platform (AIP) in 2023 that truly revolutionized its capabilities and market appeal. Clients engaging in AIP-exclusive boot camps have reported drastic improvements in productivity. Among the notable successes, an equipment rental firm achieved a staggering 12-fold increase in average revenue retention. Moreover, Palantir’s government contracts have been bolstered by TITAN, its sophisticated intelligence ground station, enhancing its reputation and securing long-term partnerships in both public and private sectors. Financial Performance and Market Evaluation Palantir’s financial health has mirrored its technological breakthroughs with robust growth indicators. From the first nine months of 2024, the company saw a 26% rise in revenue, reaching $2 billion. Operating expenses showed a modest increase of 9%, while net income skyrocketed by 229%, climbimg to $383 million. Yet, the significant growth has been met with concerns over valuation metrics like the exorbitant trailing P/E ratio of approximately 368, sparking caution among investors regarding the stock’s high price-to-sales ratio. With a raised revenue forecast exceeding $2.8 billion for 2024, Palantir still faces the challenge of balancing its ambitious growth targets with investor expectations of sustainable valuation. Trends and Insights Palantir’s stock price and market position are at the center of a broader tech-industry trend driven by AI integration and innovation. As more industries pursue digital transformation, Palantir’s comprehensive AI solutions have placed it in a compelling position. However, its high market valuations are closely scrutinized. Investors are likely to observe market trends meticulously before making new commitments to the stock. Predictions and Future Outlook Despite Palantir’s promising growth trajectory, the uncertainty of future valuations suggests potential buyers proceed with caution. The AI sector’s rapid evolution requires continuous innovation and performance to maintain its momentum. Market analysts might advise observing how Palantir navigates these dynamics before making investment decisions. For more insights on Palantir Technologies, visit their official website here .
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New Jersey governor wants more federal resources for probe into drone sightingsLOS ANGELES — When David Brown moved from Chicago to Los Angeles this summer, one of the first things he did was download an app that aims to “fight big-city loneliness.” The 35-year-old sales director had seen an Instagram ad for Timeleft, which matches users with strangers for dinner via a personality algorithm. Since he only knew a handful of people in his new city, he decided to give it a shot. On the night of his first dinner, Brown, a self-described introvert, was “super nervous” as Timeleft provides participants with limited details about who they will be dining with, including their job industry and zodiac sign. No names or photos are disclosed. But Brown’s fears were quickly dispelled once the host led him to his assigned table and he met the other diners, who were just as anxious as he was. “Everybody kind of committed to the experience and was just open minded,” says Brown, who lives in West Hollywood. Afterward, the group went to a bar hangout, also facilitated by Timeleft, for drinks and to meet other app users who also went to a dinner that night. “I made at least two best friends at that first dinner,” says Brown, adding that one of them is now his roommate. Since then, he’s been going to Timeleft dinners almost every week and has started an Instagram group for users to stay in touch. Brown is one of nearly 10,000 Angelenos who have attended a Timeleft dinner since the platform — which started in Lisbon last year and is now in more than 300 cities in 65 countries — expanded to L.A. in May. Los Angeles is the app’s second- largest market in the United States, behind New York City. Every Wednesday (excluding some holidays), Timeleft hosts more than 400 dinners in L.A. neighborhoods — stretching from Santa Monica to North Hollywood — with the purpose of helping attendees meet new people and hopefully make a friend. In an effort to combat loneliness, particularly during the holiday season — a 2023 survey by ValuePenguin found that 61 percent of Americans expected to feel lonely or sad during the season — Timeleft is hosting dinners on Dec. 25 and Jan. 1, both of which fall on a Wednesday. Among the participating restaurants, which are open to the public on the holidays, are Butcher’s Daughter, Zinque and Formosa Cafe. Carlie Armstrong, who leads Timeleft’s West Coast region, says the company wanted to offer an alternative option during the holidays for people who may have lost loved ones, who live far from their families or those who may not have a good relationship with them. “This is also a particularly polarizing year so there are a lot of people who maybe are shying away from those interactions and maybe want to try something new during this time, but still be with other people,” she says. A recent American Psychological Association survey of more than 2,000 U.S. adults found that nearly 40 percent of participants said they are avoiding relatives they disagree with politically during the holiday season. Each of the holiday dinners will follow the format a typical Timeleft gathering. To join, you can purchase a ticket for $16 or sign up for a membership starting at $26 per month, then you will be prompted to select your preferred dinner date. Users can also indicate their budget for dinner as the app works with various types of restaurants (casual, fine dining, etc.). On the Tuesday before the event, you’ll receive a brief introduction about your fellow diners. Guests are responsible for paying for their own meals. I attended my first Timeleft dinner last month at Bacari in West Hollywood. Upon arrival, I showed the hostess my table number, which was provided by the app, and two other folks who were there for the dinner introduced themselves to me. A staffer then guided us to our table and eventually four other diners — one of whom was celebrating his birthday — trickled in to join us. Everyone in my group had attended at least five dinners with the platform, so they were past the awkwardness that you’d think would come from meeting with a group of strangers for the first time. Conversation flowed effortlessly at our table, so much so that we didn’t even pull out the question game that Timeleft provides to help break the ice. As we threw back strong cocktails and nibbled on delicious shareable plates, we talked about our jobs, hobbies, hometowns and upbringings (one woman had moved to L.A. from Romania). At one point, I told the group that someone I used to date, but hadn’t seen in a year, had walked into the room, which launched a venting session about dating woes in L.A. We were comfortable, to say the least, and anyone walking by would’ve thought we’d known each other much longer than two hours. The restaurant would only take a limited number of credit cards although staff encouraged us to share plates, so we had a minor headache trying to figure out how to split the bill. Ultimately, one person put their card down and we sent them money. Cristina Haraba, 42, who moved to L.A. from London three years ago, is considering attending one of the app’s holiday dinners because she doesn’t have any family in town. Like Brown, she came across an ad for Timeleft on Instagram and decided to go because she was struggling to make friends. “It’s difficult to meet people in L.A. and I know it’s not just me because a lot of the people who’ve come to these dinners have been living in L.A. for 20 years. Some of them were born here,” says Haraba, who said she is used to having a “very rich social life.” Haraba, who’s originally from Romania, has been to about six Timeleft dinners so far and has made a few friends she still keeps in touch with. What keeps her coming back is the opportunity to try new restaurants in her area and meet interesting people who she can explore the city with, she says. Timeleft founder Maxime Barbier, who lives in Paris, says it was important for him to target the app to folks of various ages, including people like his 71-year-old dad. Barbier encouraged his dad to attend a dinner after he suffered a serious brain accident that caused him to be less social. He now goes at least once a month, Barber says. “Something I find sad is that all the new concepts are really focused on the new generation like ‘This is only for Gen Z,’” Barbier says. “But people who are the same age as my parents know how to use a computer or an iPhone and I think they need help because they [can get] lonely.” At most Timeleft dinners, people are paired with people who are within 10 years of their age, but some folks have been matched with folks of other generations as well. Myra Hermosa, 37, grew up in the San Fernando Valley, but recently moved back to the area after living in San Diego and North Carolina for a few years. “When I got back here, I was like “Welp, most of my friends are gone, or at least not in the area,” says Hermosa, who works from home. She decided to attend her first Timeleft dinner this summer because she was “itching to get out, make friends and be social again,” she says. “What sold it for me was that you have five people at that dinner table who you never would’ve met had you just gone through your day to day life. And they were just sharing their stories, their background, where they come from and what they do for a living,” Hermosa says, adding that she met an actress and an army veteran. They played Timeleft’s game in the app, which included reflective questions like “Why did you move to L.A.?” and “What is an event that had a significant impact on your life?” “I figured how crazy is it that these five people are sitting at a table and actually talking and interacting? This is kind of cool.” For those who are thinking about attending one of Timeleft’s holiday dinners or on another Wednesday night, former attendees say it’s essential to remain open, be yourself and to follow up if you vibe with someone. “Don’t be afraid to be honest,” says Brown, adding that the dinners have helped him gain confidence. “If you can’t be vulnerable, it’s going to be really hard for people to relate to you in your experience. We’re all at this dinner table for a reason. Most of us are here to make more friends, not just to sit at dinner with a stranger for two and a half hours.”
COLUMBUS, Ohio--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Dec 13, 2024-- Dr. Johney Green Jr. has been named the next Laboratory Director at Savannah River National Laboratory (SRNL). He currently serves as the Associate Laboratory Director for mechanical and thermal engineering sciences at the National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL). This press release features multimedia. View the full release here: https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20241213541679/en/ Dr. Johney Green Jr. (Photo: Business Wire) SRNL, a multi-program national laboratory with an annual operating budget of about $400 million, is a leading research and development institution for the Offices of Environmental Management and Legacy Management at the Department of Energy (DOE) and the Weapons and Nonproliferation programs for the National Nuclear Security Administration (NNSA). “We are thrilled to have Johney become the new leader of SRNL,” said Juan Alvarez, Battelle’s Executive Vice President for National Laboratory Management and Operations and Chair of the Board of Directors at Battelle Savannah River Alliance , LLC (BSRA). “We are confident that he is the right person to lead this exceptional national asset with a legacy of delivering impactful solutions for environmental, energy, and security challenges.” At NREL Green currently oversees NREL's transportation, buildings, wind, water, geothermal, advanced manufacturing, concentrating solar power, and Arctic research programs, which encompass a portfolio of more than $300 million and a workforce of about 750. Directorate staff conduct research and development to enable technology innovations in the areas of energy efficiency, sustainable transportation, and renewable power. “I am honored and humbled by the opportunity to join the SRNL community and work alongside our dedicated staff and regional university partners” Green said. “Together, we will drive innovation, enhance the laboratory’s capabilities, and expand its contributions to national security, environmental sustainability, and energy resilience for the benefit of the nation.” Among his accomplishments at NREL, Green transformed the lab’s wind site into the Flatirons Campus and transitioned the campus from a single-program wind research site to a multiprogram research campus that is the foundational experimental platform for the DOE’s Advanced Research on Integrated Energy Systems (ARIES) initiative. Prior to his time at NREL, Green held several leadership roles at Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL), where he served as director of the Energy and Transportation Science Division and group leader for fuels, engines, and emissions research. Green managed a broad science and technology portfolio and user facilities that made significant science and engineering advances in building technologies; sustainable industrial and manufacturing processes; fuels, engines, emissions, and transportation analysis; and vehicle systems integration. During his tenure as a division director, ORNL developed the Additive Manufacturing Integrated Energy (AMIE) demonstration project, a model of innovative vehicle-to-grid integration technologies and next-generation manufacturing processes. Early in his career, Green conducted combustion research to stabilize gasoline engine operation under extreme conditions. In the course of that research, he joined a team working with Ford Motor Co., seeking ways to simultaneously extend exhaust gas recirculation limits in diesel engines and reduce nitrogen oxide and particulate matter emissions. He continued this collaboration as a visiting scientist at Ford's Scientific Research Laboratory, conducting modeling and experimental research for advanced diesel engines designed for light-duty vehicles. On assignment to the U.S. Department of Energy's Vehicle Technologies Office, Green also served as technical coordinator for the 21st Century Truck Partnership. He also contributed to a dozen of ORNL's 150-plus top scientific discoveries. Green is a fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science and an SAE International fellow. He serves on the Defense Science Board and several advisory boards including those at the Georgia Institute of Technology and the University of Memphis. Green is also the former chairman of the board for the National GEM Consortium and has been an invited participant in several National Academy of Engineering programs. Green has received several awards during his career and holds two U.S. patents in combustion science. Additionally, he has an h-index of 34 with more than 4,500 citations, is the lead or co-author of several technical publications, and has given many invited, keynote, and plenary presentations. Green holds a bachelor's degree in mechanical engineering from the University of Memphis and a master's and doctorate in mechanical engineering from the Georgia Institute of Technology. About Battelle Savannah River Alliance, LLC Battelle Savannah River Alliance, LLC (BSRA), a not-for-profit limited liability company, manages and operates SRNL for the DOE. BSRA board leadership includes Battelle Memorial Institute, Clemson University, University of South Carolina, South Carolina State University, University of Georgia, and Georgia Institute of Technology. Battelle Memorial Institute and the five universities are joined in partnership with preferred subcontractors TechSource and Longenecker & Associates with the singular purpose of maintaining SRNL as a best-in-class national laboratory. About Battelle Every day, the people of Battelle apply science and technology to solving what matters most. At major technology centers and national laboratories around the world, Battelle conducts research and development, designs and manufactures products, and delivers critical services for government and commercial customers. Headquartered in Columbus, Ohio since its founding in 1929, Battelle serves the national security, health and life sciences, and energy and environmental industries. For more information, visit www.battelle.org . View source version on businesswire.com : https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20241213541679/en/ CONTACT: SRNL ContactChris O’Neil, APR, Director, Office of Communications Savannah River National Laboratory (803) 725-1004 (O) or (803) 679-7788 (M) or at chris.o'neil@srnl.doe.govBattelle ContactKaty Delaney at (614) 424-7208 or atdelaneyk@battelle.org or contact T.R. Massey at (614) 424-5544 or atmasseytr@battelle.org KEYWORD: OHIO GEORGIA UNITED STATES NORTH AMERICA INDUSTRY KEYWORD: AUTOMOTIVE MANUFACTURING MANUFACTURING DEFENSE ENVIRONMENT OTHER SCIENCE AUTOMOTIVE RESEARCH OTHER DEFENSE OTHER POLICY ISSUES SCIENCE PUBLIC POLICY/GOVERNMENT OIL/GAS ALTERNATIVE ENERGY ENERGY OTHER MANUFACTURING GENERAL AUTOMOTIVE NUCLEAR ENGINEERING SOURCE: Battelle Copyright Business Wire 2024. PUB: 12/13/2024 01:30 PM/DISC: 12/13/2024 01:30 PM http://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20241213541679/en
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