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by Shaun Stockman From diagnosing medical ailments to fixing cars, people of all ages are looking to the web for a “fast fix.” Search engines such as Google and Bing have made finding solutions to our problems much easier, quicker, and less costly. This paradigm shift has given the customer the power of search...
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by John Ladley (continued from Infonomics and Information Accounting – Part 1) What is information value? If we agree on that, we can move forward to creating techniques to value information for some type of presentation on a financial statement. We stated earlier that the entire life cycle of data and information can affect...
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by Anjul Bhambhri Recently, there’s been much discussion regarding Apache Hadoop’s capability and usability (or for the latter, the lack thereof). Hadoop is an extremely useful but disruptive open source technology that enables users to store and analyze poly-structured data in large volumes. As enterprises look to analyze their data for increased business insight, they...
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by Ian Rowlands I should start this blog by stating firmly that I am NOT taking a partisan position. As I write controversy is raging about the clandestine gathering of electronic information by the U.S. intelligence community. It is not my purpose to bash the current administration. For what it’s worth, I believe that...
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There are so many new and exciting things going on at DATAVERSITY, it’s hard to know where to start! We have a three conference events ramping up, a new webinar series, and some projects we’re implementing on the website I think you’ll love and be excited about as I am. Conferences Just a little...
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by Ian Rowlands As regular readers might have detected by now, one of my continuing concerns is that many metadata management programs (and in fact, many data management programs) are not sustainable. They launch well, and then stall. Most English language variants have an idiom that describes the process of using too powerful a...
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by David Plotkin Most of my medications come by mail from my online pharmacy, so I wasn’t surprised when I got an email from them recently. The email stated that they were unable to fill a prescription for me. I didn’t think too much about it until I realized that I didn’t recognize the...
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by Christine Denney Do you love that question or loathe it? I have to admit that I have fallen into the latter category. I suppose that’s because to see yourself somewhere in five years, you have to know where you see yourself now. Did I understand my “now”? Well, in a word…no. Even after...
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by Janine Joseph Scientists tell us the universe was created with a big bang. Prior to there being anything there was simply nothing. But with a single event a chain reaction took place to generate the universe. A spectacular sequence of events fell into place and everything was created. Eons later, many people believe...
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by David Logue Recently, I’ve received several questions related to the recovery of deleted files. What happens when a file is deleted on a Windows-based system, and what causes those files to be lost and therefore unrecoverable? Further, what could I have done to prevent their loss? To answer those questions, we first need...
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