Data Engineering

We develop, optimize and operate some of the largest data infrastructures for media and IOT companies, including onboarding, pipelines, warehousing and reporting.

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Data Science

We use machine learning to build best-in-class models for media companies, including data normalization and fusion, identity matching, audience indexing, attribution and predictive analytics.

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Data Operations

We know how to set up environments that will get the right data, to the right people, at the right time, and the pitfalls to avoid. Our team of experts on AWS and open source technologies and are able to build, maintain, and operate data pipelines at scale.

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About Us

Dativa is a global consulting firm providing services to companies that want to embrace data-driven TV. We develop data science models, build, manage and run data infrastructure, plan and execute data-driven campaigns and provide strategic direction for media companies that want to harness the power of data

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Why Blockchain matters for consent

Blockchain is intrinsically associated with alternative digital currencies such as Bitcoin in the public eye. But because blockchain is a distributed database where no part of the database is attached to a computer processor, it is extremely difficult to modify a blockchain database once a record, known as a …

How media companies use data mining

We’ve written about data mining before and some of the steps that companies take when they carry out a data mining exercise. We wanted to delve into this topic a little more, partly because of what we sometimes see as a misconception about data mining and how it …

Kaltura and Dativa Enter Strategic Partnership to Develop Industry First Cloud TV Data Lake

London UK and New York, NY, April 09, 2019 -- Kaltura will combine its robust TV platform and global Cloud TV dataset with Dativa's TV domain expertise to build the world's first Cloud TV data lake. Kaltura's Targeted TV solution, processing more than 40 million monthly users and over 2 …

Connected car use cases should focus on the prosaic - and on good data

First, it was telephones, then televisions, and now connected cars too will have an Internet connection so they can both send and receive data; an estimated 20% of cars, or 250 million in total, will have such an Internet connection in 2020. With Internet-of-things sensors also becoming widespread, we …

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