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From big data analytics to edge technologies powered by the cloud, the boardroom and the fairway are closer than you think. In association with Hewlett-Packard, the Guardian examines the relationship between technology, business and elite sport through the prism of the Ryder Cup
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Billy Beane’s five lessons for business successBilly Beane, the general manager of the Oakland A’s baseball team and subject of book and film Moneyball, gives his five tips to advance any business
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From One Direction to illegal tweeting: the social story of the Ryder CupExclusive social media analysis shows how the world’s biggest golf tournament played out over the social networks
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Big Data – revolutionising sport in unexpected waysFrom NASCAR and the NBA to MIT, the Big Data revolution is reshaping how the world looks at sport
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The social Ryder Cup day three - who won?Driving innovation
How the mobile and cloud dream team is reshaping sport and enterprise
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The social Ryder Cup day two - which players have the biggest online buzz?The Europeans took a solid lead in day two of the golf and Paul McGinley’s team also seem to be getting more interactions from those following the games on social media than their US counterparts
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The social Ryder Cup - how much interest is each team generating online?Europe have taken the lead against the US team on day one in the golf but was that also true of the amount of attention they were getting online?
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What can businesses learn from the sporting world's approach to fan engagement?Driving innovation
Ryder Cup 2014: standings, results and live scores – interactive
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PGA European Tour CIO: "We're about to embark upon our most ambitious project yet"Mark Lichtenhein, CIO of the PGA European Tour, opens up about the mammoth technological undertaking involved in organising a large-scale sports event
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Darren Clarke's Ryder Cup top 25 – interactiveFormer Europe Ryder Cup player Darren Clarke, who has tasted victory four times, as well as being a vice-captain on the winning 2010 team, chooses his top 25 players in the modern era of the match
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From boardroom to fairway – how tech brings golf and enterprise closer togetherAs golf continues to bring game enhancing digital technologies into play, the sport’s relationship with the business world goes from strength to strength
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Hole in one: How Big Data can turn players into winnersBy combining Big Data, mobile and cloud, backed up by quality security, individuals and businesses alike can up their game, whatever it may be
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Ryder Cup wildcard picks: would purely using data have given a different answer?Would the same golfers have made the cut if the US and European team captains had relied purely on data rather than instinct?
