Click Me Maybe: Inside eHarmony's matchmaking machine
When a user signs up to eHarmony they fill out a lengthy questionnaire about the type of person they are, their likes and dislikes, beliefs, values and preferences in potential partners.
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Business Intelligence Meets Mobility at eHarmony
Mobility is hardly new in enterprise circles. Businesses are busily building mobile apps for in-house use and for customers, while the task of managing employees' mobile devices absorbs many companies' CIOs.
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Online Daters Looking for Love In All the Wrong Places
Online dating is common and popular today, but does it really lead to the Happily Ever Afters promised by companies such as eHarmony and Match.com? Unfortunately for romantics scouring the Internet in search of spouses, it frequently does not, according to researchers at Michigan State University.
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How eHarmony uses data science for matchmaking
There have been 11,000 marriages as a result of people meeting on eHarmony Australia since its launch in 2007. So how does the company help to bring couples together?
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Hadoop brings far-flung people together across time and space
With its powerful data mining capabilities, Hadoop is bringing together people across different places and even across different generations.
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SQL to NoSQL: A match made in heaven for eHarmony.com
For online relationship match-making site eHarmony, pairing up two people to potentially spend the rest of their lives together is no simple task.
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NFC will help users find romance, store vital documents and experience 'magic,' boosters say
CHICAGO -- By now you're likely familiar with near-field communications (NFC) technology and its ability to help process mobile payments. But NFC's boosters think it's capable of more, oh, so much more.