Slides from Revolution R: 100% R and More

If you missed today's webcast on Revolution R Enterprise: 100% R and more, the slides from the presentation are now available for download, and a replay of the webcast (in WMV format) will be available at that same link very soon. And if you missed some of the links I mentioned in the presentation, here they are for your convenience:

• Overview of Revolution R Enterprise (by the way, page 2 of PDF is great for spreading the word about the benefits of R) 
• "R is Hot" whitepaper (a longer article, also great for spreading the word about R)
• "Old Wives" census analysis white paper and video
• List of R Resources on the Web from inside-R.org
• Revolution R performance benchmarks from multi-threaded Intel MKL library
• Pretty R syntax code highlighting web tool
• Revolution Productivity Environment demonstration of step-debugging in R
• Revolution R Enterprise free Academic download

I hope you enjoyed the presentation, and feel free to email me with any questions we didn't get a chance to address in the Q&A session.

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Comments

[Gavin Simpson]

David,

What's the deal with wanting people to register just to view the presentation? Come on, this is just fishing for contacts. I have no intention of buying Revolution R (I work at a university) and am highly unlikely to use the free version (I also do work at a for-profit research consultancy and don't want to flip between environments depending on what I happen to be working on today). Doesn't mean I'm not interested in what you guys are doing.

[David Smith]

Hi Gavin,

Thanks for the feedback about our website -- I really appreciate it. I hear you on the forms, and there's definitely a balance to be struck between being able to provide info to people who might buy Revolution R and people who just want the info. In any case, here's a direct link to those slides so you can download them without using the form -- hope it's useful.

David Smith

[Gavin Simpson]

Thank you very much for providing the direct link, David. Really interesting presentation, and nice to see the value-added you guys are doing on top of standard R.