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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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by John Ladley There are two ways to look at the phrase “Information is an asset.” One is metaphorically, which is the most common. “Information is an asset, so we need to exploit it to do better stuff.” That’s OK, but it falls short from a business sense. You can use the metaphor to...
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by James Kobielus Big data with zero relevance to your business needs is essentially the same as no data at all. Recently, I came across an interesting article that introduced the word “evidence” into the discussion of data relevance. It’s an interesting choice because most people normally think of “evidence” in terms of forensic...
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We just returned from San Diego, California having produced our annual Enterprise Data World 2013 Conference and Expo (#EDW13). It was an exceptional conference this year, though of course I am a bit biased. What made it exceptional this year to me was all the new faces and Sponsors at the event, and all...
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by Ian Rowlands Governance programs can’t survive unless there is demonstrable long-term financial benefit for the business. I’m just back from Enterprise Data World. If you missed it, start making plans for EDW 2014 in Austin. EDW is the gathering of the Data Management clans, and I love it because I never come away...
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by James Kobielus Can you have big data with airtight personal data privacy? In the age of ubiquitous over sharing and zealous big-data-driven hyper-analysis, digital privacy has become elusive and hard to attain. With the proliferation of internet usage, and the reliance on internet search engines such as Google for everyday needs from looking...
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by Sue Geuens I talk about data all day and every day. After all it’s my job, my passion and what brings in my salary. So sometimes I feel like talking about something else – and today I just want to talk about stuff. Those who know me know that I am a biker....
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by David Logue This is a follow up to the original article on RAID vs. Drive Rebuilds. Several questions came up since the original posting, and Part 2 will attempt to address those questions. One of our readers noted: “In your first example, parity is missing from stripe 4. You didn’t mention how that...
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by Janine Joseph Do you recognize the famous quote that inspired the title of this blog? It is frequently referenced when people are talking about their careers. And although I don’t often think about Woody Allen when discussing Data Governance, it seems to me that when he stated “80% of Life is Showing Up,”...
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by Anjul Bhambhri In two of my recent posts, I discussed the potential impact big data can have on energy management and business, explaining how customer and device data yield results that can provide an organization with a strategic advantage, either in service or offerings, over its competitors. As we now know, big data is...
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