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by Angela Guess David Loshin recently reflected on common issues surrounding master data models. He states: “As both the tools and the practices around MDM mature, we have seen some disillusionment in attempts to deploy an MDM solution, with our customers noting that they continue to hit bumps in the road in the technical...
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by Angela Guess Edd Dumbill recently analysed the data market offerings of four top providers. He begins, “The web has facilitated a blossoming of information providers. As the ability to discover and exchange data improves, the need to rely on aggregators such as Bloomberg or Thomson Reuters is declining. This is a good thing:...
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by Angela Guess DIRECTV is looking for a Data Architect in Los Angeles, CA. According to the post, “The Data Architect position represents a high level of proficiency and expertise in the Data Architecture domain. The Data Architect will participate in setting the strategic Information Architecture direction for the company. The Data Architect serves...
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by Angela Guess Greenplum is looking for a Data Scientist in San Mateo, CA. The post states, ” Greenplum is specifically looking for the best and brightest Hadoop-practitioners to build out its Hadoop Data Science solutions team. If you’ve worked directly with Apache Hadoop or enterprise distributions of Hadoop to power advanced forms analytics...
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by David Plotkin Larry English recommends “designing in” data quality into new systems, and I agree that this is very important. One of the ways you can accomplish “designing in” of data quality is to work closely with the User Interface team. This is even more important when multiple new systems (or major system...
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This survey is closed and results will be posted in a research paper due by end April, 2012. Complete the following survey before March 16th. Grand prizes include an iPad3 and free passes to the Enterprise Data World Conference April 29 – May 3 in Atlanta, GA and the NoSQL Now! Conference...
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by Angela Guess Barb Darrow reports, “Boston has some pretty good database DNA dating back to Digital Equipment Corp.’s venerable Rdb and a raft of small object-oriented database firms that popped up 20 years ago. Those good genes are showing up again in a fresh crop of database companies clustered around the Boston-Cambridge nexus....
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by Angela Guess Ilya Katsov recently posted an in depth analysis of NoSQL data modeling techniques. Katsov begins, “First, we should note that SQL and relational model in general were designed a long time ago to interact with the end user. This user-oriented nature had vast implications: (1) End user is often interested in...
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by Angela Guess Joe Brockmeier reported that an audience of data scientists recently “narrowly agreed that their arsenal of tools and algorithms trumped the knowledge and experience of the meteorologists, financiers, and retailers to whose domains data scientists are increasingly turning.” Paul Miller counters, “This is an extremely worrying attitude, and I can only hope that those...
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by Angela Guess Collabera is looking for a Software Engineer in San Bruno, CA. According to the post, the ideal candidate “Must be a developer, not an architect Server-side Java. At least 6-8 years experience. Deep knowledge of Big Data – broad familiarity with SQL and noSQL with expert-level knowledge of one. Domain modeling...
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