A Database Reverse Engineering Case Study
Click here to learn more about author Michael Blaha. In a blog last year we discussed database archaeology, which is another name for database reverse engineering. Database reverse engineering is the inverse to normal development. We start with an application and work backwards to understand the software and infer its content. This month we’ll take a […]
Read More →Trusting Election Results—It’s All About Data Quality
Click here to learn more about author Danette McGilvray. As we are in the middle of the U.S. election season, I find myself thinking of how trustworthy elections are built upon accurate data. Many of us recall a situation in which doubt was cast over election results—the presidential election of 2000. It was a tight […]
Read More →Hybrid IT: Mapping the Networks You Don’t Own
Click to learn more about author Destiny Bertucci. Most organizations today are evolving toward a Hybrid IT enterprise architecture, posing new challenges for network administrators. In fact, a recent survey of IT professionals found that 43 percent of organizations estimate half or more of their IT infrastructure will be in the cloud in the next […]
Read More →Big Data: The Key to Big and Successful Marketing
Click here to learn more about author Dr. Rahul Razdan. Some words about Big Data: It is irrelevant without big marketing, the kind of outreach responsible for connecting with consumers, resonating with listeners or viewers, and echoing throughout the auditorium or arena for an audience of interested attendees. For Big Data is like a map […]
Read More →Big Data’s Role in the Greater Good
Click here to learn more about author Ariel Amster. When people talk about Big Data, often they refer to the massive benefits that stand to be gained by businesses. There’s little doubt that enterprises have taken advantage of Big Data Analytics through things like greater productivity, improved understanding of customers, and innovative product development, but […]
Read More →The Generation Conflict Around Next Gen Technology and Trends (Part 1)
Click to learn more about video blogger Stefan Groschupf. Introducing the Big Data & Brews video blog series presented by Stefan Groschupf, CEO of Datameer. The series will touch on hot topics within the business of Machine Learning, Big Data, Analytics, Internet of Things, Cloud Computing, Modern BI, NoSQL and Next Generation Technologies. In today’s video […]
Read More →The Knowledge Representation Corner: Procedural vs. Declarative Part 2 – Logical Languages
Click here to learn more about author Adam Pease. In Part 1 I discussed the difference between procedural and declarative languages, and mentioned the confusion that can come from thinking that Turing equivalence applies to declarative languages. Now I’ll discuss some different logical languages. This is just an informal introduction. For the formal logician who is […]
Read More →Putting Analytics and Data into Action: Organic Growth Doesn’t Occur Naturally
Click here to learn more about author Kimberly Nevala. I’ve recently moderated a number of executive panels on the rewards and realities of putting analytics and data into action. Across the board, the importance of nurturing “organic growth” was emphasized. Along with an equally important but oft overlooked caveat: organic growth doesn’t happen naturally. Sure, […]
Read More →Don’t Drown in Your Data Lake: Keep Afloat with the Right Information
Click here to learn more about author Jon Pilkington. It is the era of Big Data. Businesses are generating data at an ever-increasing rate and with this rising tide of information comes the need for secure storage and extreme organization. The problem is that the traditional method of using Data Warehouses, which structure data into […]
Read More →Grading Database Quality, Part 2: Database Models
Click here to learn more about author Michael Blaha. This article is the second in a series of two blogs that present our grading scale for database quality. Read Part 1 here: Grading Database Quality, Part 1: Database Designs. We assign separate grades for the quality of a database design (previous blog) and the underlying model (this […]
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