There are a few guys out there today who can cube fifteen digit numbers in his head. These same guys can tell you what the 394th prime number is and give you it's square root to the 20th decimal place. Very few of them can articulate how they do it. But when the BBC found one man who could speak and converse, he explained that he saw numbers not as roman numerals but as moving 3 dimensional shapes with texture and sound.
So when he applied a function to two different shapes, all he had to do is read the new shape. And to us, it sounds like a string of roman numerals.
Essentially, he is using big data visualization. And it's that exact same process that stakeholders, C level executives and managers can use to instantly see through departments, accounting forensics, markets, and internal HR efficiency.
In Asia, there are stories of enlightened masters who can teach disciples how to visualize big data in their minds. But if you're not 4 years old and wearing a yellow-clay died monk robe, we recommend that our OCM and MCSE programmers help you develop and program custom software that enables your Oracle, Microsoft, or HP servers to do all the hard work for you.
Then, our wireless networking team of CCIE and CCNA engineers will work with the programmers to make your data accessible via dashboard to any XML and HTML 5 device from a laptop to a smartphone. We're at LANYCHK.com
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