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by Angela Guess Loraine Lawson recently reported, “Integration is a major issue when it comes to analyzing Big Data, according to a recent report by Ventana Research. Almost two thirds of participants in the benchmark study said integration is a major obstacle to analyzing data. While there are third-party solutions that claim to help...
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by Angela Guess Bernadette Hyland has argued that Linked Open Data makes the most sense in tough economic times. She states, “Back in April 2011, I wrote about the US Environmental Protection Agency’s efforts to publish facilities data that was locked up in a proprietary database and made available in as Web service via...
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by Angela Guess Sunil Soares has spelled out five building blocks for optimal data governance in health care settings. The first building block involves improving the reliability of data to support a 360-degree view of providers, members and patients: “Healthcare organizations need to understand where providers practice, whom they refer to, and what patients...
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by Angela Guess HBO is looking for a Manager of Capacity and Database Technology (Cassandra) in New York, NY. The post states, “The candidate must have excellent knowledge of Oracle database and the ability to interact with and support software developers. The candidate must also have knowledge of NoSQL database technologies and a desire...
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by Angela Guess T-Mobile is looking for a Manager of CRM Data Management in Bellevue, WA. According to the post, “This position is responsible for providing timely and accurate data to marketing campaign builders and to CRM modelers, statisticians, analysts. Have a strong knowledge of entity-relational databases and strong data manipulation skills using SQL. ...
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by Abayomi Oloko By the turn of the century, information technology had already grown to become one of the most influential business drivers in the history of humanity. There is hardly an aspect of modern business that now does not interact with technology in one form or another. Information technology encapsulates a combination of...
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BI/Analytics on NoSQL: Review of Architectures View more presentations from DATAVERSITY To view the recording of this presentation, click HERE. About the Presentation NoSQL is great for running your apps; flexible and scalable. Traditional SQL-centric BI tools are challenging if not impossible to use with data in NoSQL systems. We will cover and...
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by Angela Guess David Logan recently suggested an innovative way that the Pareto Principle can be used to drive better business intelligence. Logan states, “The Pareto principle is named after Italian economist, Vilfredo Pareto, who observed in 1906 that 80% of the land in Italy was owned by 20% of the population. Hence, it...
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by Angela Guess Rick Sherman recently commented on the impending shortage of Big Data professionals. Sherman writes, “The gap we are going to encounter in this industry is the shortage of both the skilled people to develop the Big Data analytics models, often referred to as data scientists, and the data-savvy business people to...
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by Angela Guess The Pentaho Corporation recently announced that “it has made freely available under open source all of its big data capabilities in the new Pentaho Kettle 4.3 release, and has moved the entire Pentaho Kettle project to the Apache License, Version 2.0. Because Apache is the license under which Hadoop and several...
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