You Don’t Have to ‘Go Big’ to Get Started With Big Data
I wrote a blog for Harvard Business Review recently titled I wrote a blog for Harvard Business Review recently titled…
The Driving Force Behind Big Data: Data Connectivity
In most organizations, stakeholders maintain the perspective that Big Data offers tremendous benefits to the enterprise, especially when it comes…
A Fool and Their Data are Soon Parted
In Fear & Loathing in the Ad Technology Stack (3/8/11), TOTSB posted about the latent dangers of having a tag…
Lessons From Our Cyber Past: History of Cyber Intelligence
By AlexOlesker By AlexOleskerOn Thursday, September 27, the Atlantic Council hosted a stand-out panel discussion on the history of all-source cyber…
TechAmerica Foundation Publishes Guide on Big Data for Governments
The TechAmerica Foundation is a non-profit (501c3), non-partisan resource and voice for the US technology industry. They have a tremendous…
SAS Admin: Process Data Faster in RDBMS by Buffering the Data in Memory
Contributed by Stephen Overton to BI Notes Contributed by Stephen Overton to BI NotesBy default, accessing third party relational databases…
Informatica Gets Heiler for PIM and Product Information Management
Informatica is a Hot vendor when it comes to our Value Index for Data Integration. When it comes to meeting the…
Three Primary Analytics Lessons Learned from 9/11
Regarding the Al Qaeda terrorist attacks on 9/11, it’s distressing to learn there were plenty of chances to stop them. …
Revenge of the Nerds
A recent article in The Wall Street Journal, “Revenge of the Nerds, the Sequel: Silicon Vall A recent article in…
The Seven Deadly Sins of Information Management, Part 1: Wrath
Most of us have heard of the seven deadly sins: wrath, greed, sloth, pride, lust, envy, and gluttony. Inspired by…
