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July 2017 Hello Data Enthusiasts! 'Tis the season for announcements and new releases it seems, and I think we have something for everyone. The breadth of products represented in the announcements is quite impressive. First up is a free trial edition of IBM InfoSphere Information Governance Catalog which provides visibility to the data in your enterprise. You can easily create, share and manage all your information assets through an interactive, web-based tool. If you want more information on this, check out "Start test driving data governance" and "How to take the next step in information governance." For those who use Db2, there's a new community just for you. Join the community, contribute your ideas and learn from others. There are three new product releases. Learn about the new features in IBM Master Data Management on Cloud, IBM Information Server on Cloud, and IBM DataStage on Cloud Here's the compulsory newsletter fine print I have to include every month. To change your newsletter subscription or to forward it to a friend, see the lower right corner. Or send me newsletter feedback--I'd love to hear from you! Robin Wood - Content Manager, developerWorks Big Data & Analytics New tutorials and articles Introducing deep learning and long-short term memory networks In this new series, learn how applying deep learning concepts to your IoT data can enhance your cognitive IoT solutions. The New Builders Ep. 33: Conquer your data layer Thom Crowe from Compose and Jonas Helfer from Etoer preview the upcoming DataLayer event in Austin to shine a light on the databases that power today’s top apps. You'll also hear about Apollo and GraphQL. Empowering a new generation of developers with enterprise-class databases Is the best of both worlds possible – a database that makes it easy for developers to experiment with new projects, while still offering the resilience, scalability and security that enterprises need? Multi-domain predictive AI or how to make one thing predict another In this post you'll learn how to use the new Correlated Cross Occurrence algorithm to make one thing predict another in Predictive AI. You'll also learn about the benefits to recommenders and search. Popular videos Explore the Deeplearning4j library and Scala Test drive your data with Information Governance catalog trial In the News IBM advances unified governance, data science to give global organizations deeper insights to manage GDPR readiness IBM and Lightbend build integrated platform for cognitive development Events Introduction to Apache Spark 13 July, Raleigh, NC, 8:30 AM - 4:30 PM Intro to Spark for Data Science Workshop 14 July, Denver, CO, 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM Live coding! Revoke JSON Web Tokens 27 July, Online, 2:00 PM - 3:00 PM Forecasting retail sales with weather data using Watson Data Platform 20 July, Online, 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM Cognitive solutions for Communications, Media, Entertainment, Energy and Utility companies. Think, Smart with Watson! 27 July, Washington D.C., 12:00 PM - 2:00 PM Virtual Enzee: Including cloud data sources in your data warehouse Online, on demand Big Data & Analytics resources developerWorks Big Data and Analytics hub developerWorks Big data and analytics technical library IBM Big Data University IBM Analytics website structured by platform, technology, and industry IBM Analytics education videos IBM Open for Data webinar series and replays Follow developerWorks     Join a community New: IBM Insights Forum to impact technology trends Cloud data services developer center BigInsights for Apache Hadoop developer center SPSS predictive analytics developer center IT operations analytics developer center IBM Streams developer center IBM Big Data & Analytics Hub blogs Subscriptions developerWorks newsletters ›› Forward to a friend You provided IBM with your email address so that we could keep you informed of important events and new business solutions. Please visit IBM Online Privacy for more information on the usage of your personal information by IBM. This email was sent in response to your request to receive the developerWorks Big Data Newsletter. If you no longer want to receive the developerWorks Big Data Newsletter, please unsubscribe here.