Case Studies - Treasure Data Blog - Part 2

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September 9, 2015

Mixing Analytics with Treasure Data & Heroku

TD and Heroku will host a reception at Chronicle Books (165 4th Street, San Francisco) across from the Dreamforce Conference, on Tuesday September 15, 2015 from 4:00 to 7:00 p.m......

September 1, 2015

Data loading into Amazon Redshift simplified: The Podcast, part 1

You can hear the whole podcast at this link. There are two sides to everything, and in the case of software feature development, always at least two stories to be told: that of the business person who requires the feature, and the developer who creates and maintains it. Treasure Data has add...

New UDFs in Presto: currency conversion and geocoding tools

Today, we introduced three new UDFs (user-defined functions) to to TD‘s Presto offering. They are......

December 12, 2012

Move Fast, Add Value: Why Hadoop-Veteran Viki Uses Treasure Data

Over the past year, we’ve done a lot to be proud of. We built a high performance, Hadoop-based data analytics platform from scratch. For next-generation ETL and real-time data collection, we authored td-agent and open-sourced it as......

October 23, 2012

Good Customer Support Pays Big (Data) Dividends

At 500 words, the email felt long. Also, I read it on my 4-inch iPhone screen, scrolling multiple times before reaching his signature at the bottom of the message. It also didn’t help it was at 9PM on a Saturday after a hearty dinner......

September 18, 2012

Cookpad Case Study

Cookpad.com (TYO:2193) is Japan's No.1 recipe website. With more than fifteen million users and one million online recipes, Cookpad.com dominates the market of recipe search and sharing. In fact, according to Cookpad.com's internal research, 50% of Japanese women in their 20s and 30s use Cookpad.com...

August 21, 2012

How Customer Feedback Led Us to Partner with Indicee

We have been lucky to have customers from early on. Actually, we have been incredibly lucky because our customers have given us valuable feedback. For example, it was through customer feedback that we learned “real-time” is often an alias for “interactive”. Several weeks ago, we were talk...

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