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Big Challenges in Data Modeling: Data Modeling is Dead! Long Live Data Modeling! from DATAVERSITY To view the few slides associated with this discussion, click HERE. This Month’s Topic Focus: Data Modeling is Dead, Long Live Data Modeling DON’T MISS! Special blog post written by Karen Lopez in follow-up to this webinar: 7...
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Big Challenges in Data Modeling: Data Modeling is Dead! Long Live Data Modeling! from DATAVERSITY To view the recording of this webinar, click HERE. This Month’s Topic Focus: Data Modeling is Dead, Long Live Data Modeling DON’T MISS! Special blog post written by Karen Lopez in follow-up to this webinar: 7 Tips for Staying...
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by Karen Lopez 1. Learn about NoSQL database technologies You aren’t going to get any warning when your company’s first NoSQL project shows up. It might be the result of a 19th-hole acquisition project (when C-level executives are wined and dined by a software vendor) or it might be part of a package solution...
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by Angela Guess Scott Brinker of ChiefMarTec.com recently discussed how Big Data is effecting the marketing world. Brinker begins, “Let’s face it: marketing is in a big data bubble. That’s both a ‘big data’ bubble and, more generally, a big ‘data’ bubble. Everyone is talking about data, big data, data analytics, big data analytics....
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by Angela Guess Christina Farr of VentureBeat reports, “Big data is one of the most over-used buzzwords in the startup vernacular, and founders rarely have the goods to back it up. So you’ll understand that I was intrigued — but highly skeptical — when an email with the subject line ‘using data to cure...
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by Angela Guess Nic Halverson of Discovery.com recently discussed how Big Data is being used to track this year’s flu. He writes, “As one of the worst flu seasons in recent memory, things have gotten so bad in Beantown that Boston Mayor Thomas Menino declared a public health emergency. So far, 18 people have died...
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by Angela Guess Nicholas Carlson and Dylan Love of Business Insider report, “Piracy is a serious problem on the world’s seas. A U.S. consultancy called Oceans Beyond Piracy estimates that pirates caused $7 billion of damage in 2011. The good news is that, thanks to technological advances, the problem is getting solved. The International Maritime...
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by Michael Brackett As the calendar year comes to a close, a new one begins, and the fear of a December 21, 2012, catastrophe fades away, the meaning of a year comes to mind. Data resource managers deal with a wide variety of different years, and those different years need to be formally named...
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by Karen Lopez @datachick I deemed last year The Year of Data. Big Data, Data Analytics, Open Data, Data Breaches, etc. were topics of discussion everywhere, even outside the IT world. Heck, data management even made it into the US State of the Union Address. I think all this added focus on data has given us...
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by Angela Guess Steve Rosenbush of the Wall Street Journal recently discussed the use of Big Data in the oil industry. He writes, “Aboard the Noble Bully 1, Gulf of Mexico—The Noble Bully 1, a new kind of drill ship developed by Royal Dutch Shell PLC to help extract oil in once inaccessible regions of the deepest oceans, doesn’t...
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