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by Charles Roe Part 1 of Business Intelligence 3.0 discussed the introductory analysis of Mr. Krish Krishnan’s “Social Analytics: Measuring the Digital Age” presentation at the Enterprise Data World 2011 Conference. It focused on the importance of the growth of Jeff Howe’s term “crowdsourcing” as a necessary element in the early evolution of Social...
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By Paul S. Barth, PhD Introduction One of the critical gating factors to leveraging big data is understanding business needs. Most managers and users have little experience with advanced analytics and complex data systems, and their requirements often fall into two ends of a spectrum: 1. A small, incremental enhancement to today’s systems and...
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by David Plotkin As your stewardship effort matures over time, there are certain common problems you’ll need to learn to deal with. These issues must be handled in order to keep stewardship on track and successful. So here’s my “top ten” list of these important items. Finding a new steward Stewards are key business...
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by Charles Roe At the 2011 Enterprise Data World Conference, Mr. Krish Krishnan – the President of Sixth Sense Advisors Inc. and an expert on data warehousing strategy, architecture and implementation – gave a presentation titled “Social Analytics: Measuring the Digital Age.” In this presentation Mr. Krishnan discussed the current revolution and considerable changes...
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by Glenn J. Thomas Information Technology never stands still and these days it appears to be moving faster than ever. The topic of cloud computing or simply ‘the cloud’ is everywhere you look. There hasn’t been this much buzz in the industry since the World Wide Web was introduced. While many businesses have made...
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by Susan Earley What commonly-known and commonly pervasive community entities specialize in data management? Libraries. Every community either has or is near a community library. However, in most organizations, the practice of organizing documents is left to anyone who either shows an interest or insufficient protest. Given the importance of documentation in IT shops,...
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By Jim Wessely, President Advanced Document Sciences In knowledge management programs for large enterprises and organizations, a lot of valuable knowledge gets explicitly captured from discussion threads, answered questions, research papers, saved articles, presentations, and a variety of other document forms and formats. These documents will typically refer to more than one concept or...
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By Christine Denney Okay, I will admit it. I did feel that little twinge of jealousy when Data Governance got its “Big G, Little G”. After all, that is a really catchy phrase. And if you’ve ever read the famous book by Dr. Seuss, you can think of all kinds of clever...
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by Vanitha Srinivasan Master Data and its Management The common master data elements that people think of in the context of master data are customer, supplier or product. Financial master data is equally important, is highly shared across the entire supply chain and is foundational for the operation of any enterprise. The figure 1...
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by Harry Biersteker and Ralph Hodgson Exchanging information between government parties requires a consistent, reusable and repeatable approach to specifying data exchanges as structured electronic business documents built from components. At the Ministry of Justice in The Netherlands, hereafter referred to as “The MoJ,” a new approach is underway to construct XML Schemas from OWL...
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