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Architecture

Aligning MDM and BPM for Master Data Governance

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March 13, 2013
Aligning MDM and BPM for Master Data Governance

by Angela Guess Larry Dubov of IBM Big Data Hub reports, “Historically MDM for the customer domain has lacked collaboration and business process management capabilities. These capabilities have typically existed as monolithic components supporting some specialized functions embedded in MDM data hubs, e.g. predefined data stewardship flows with limited capabilities to significantly customize the...
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Risk Management v. Patient Data Security in Healthcare

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March 6, 2013
Risk Management v. Patient Data Security in Healthcare

by Angela Guess Patrick Oullette of HealthITSecurity recently spoke with Fernando Martinez about balancing risk management with patient data security. Oullette writes, “It’s almost an understatement to say, given his experience, that Fernando Martinez has broad perspective in healthcare security. And while Martinez doesn’t claim to have all the answers, he does believe there...
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IBM & Deutsche Telekom Working Toward Smarter Cities

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February 25, 2013
IBM & Deutsche Telekom Working Toward Smarter Cities

by Angela Guess David Meyer of GigaOM reports, “IBM and Deutsche Telekom, the carrier behind the T-Mobile brand, are to work together on creating smart city systems, the companies have announced. The smart city concept, which is closely related to the ’internet of things’, is reliant on pervasive connectivity, drawing on what has traditionally been known...
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Interview: Massive Parallel Processing of Big Data

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February 20, 2013
Interview: Massive Parallel Processing of Big Data

by Angela Guess Andre Bourque and Sam Kumarsamy of Technorati recently interviewed ParStream CEO Michael Hummel. The article states, “In the world of data there’s long been a limitation in what type of analytics can be generated in real-time. Stream analytics for things like calling on in-memory data are available, but it’s not been...
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Data Management on Wall Street

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February 13, 2013
Data Management on Wall Street

by Angela Guess Melanie Rodier of Wall Street & Technology reports, “The onslaught of new regulations and pressing calls for greater transparency from investors following the financial crisis has changed the way firms are addressing data management. As the U.S. struggles to emerge from its worst economic crisis in 80 years, capital markets organizations...
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Avoiding Big Errors with Big Data

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February 11, 2013
Avoiding Big Errors with Big Data

by Angela Guess Nassim Taleb of Wired reports, “We’re more fooled by noise than ever before, and it’s because of a nasty phenomenon called ‘big data.’ With big data, researchers have brought cherry-picking to an industrial level. Modernity provides too many variables, but too little data per variable. So the spurious relationships grow much,...
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Big Data is Really about Architecture

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November 2, 2012
Big Data is Really about Architecture

by Angela Guess Lori MacVittie of ZDnet opines, ” What’s missing from all the conversations about big data is a focus on the infrastructure necessary to support it — and in particular its use in real time. For many companies, big data means opening up access to the data warehouses they have always maintained. Data warehousing...
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Why MDM Still Matters

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October 31, 2012
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by Christine Denney With all the hype around new technologies, like Hadoop, it feels like the excitement of Master Data Management is disappearing like candy on Halloween.  Could it be that MDM is really yesterday’s news?  Something that was a passing fad and is no longer relevant?  Hardly.  The need for the discipline of...
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Beyond Hadoop

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October 31, 2012
Beyond Hadoop

by Angela Guess Jaikumar Vijayan of ComputerWorld reports, “Hadoop and MapReduce have long been mainstays of the big data movement, but some companies now need new and faster ways to extract business value from massive — and constantly growing — datasets. While many large organizations are still turning to the open source Hadoop big...
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