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by Angela Guess Quentin Hardy of the New York Times reports, “For big sellers of computer technology to business that are looking to stay relevant, there’s no friend quite like Big Data. Things like cloud computing and mobile technologies are changes in the ways that computing is done. That makes them a threat to...
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by Angela Guess Recorded Future has mapped Big Data business in the United States. According to the company, “We took a look in Recorded Future’s big data to get a sense of big data business in the U.S. What you’re seeing in the map above is online discussion of and news about big data...
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by Angela Guess Nick Kolakowski of Slashdot recently posed the question, does business or IT drive Data Governance? He writes, “Data governance is one of those amorphous terms that businesses struggle to define, much less implement. In broad strokes, it involves the implementation of processes and methods that govern how data analysts and others...
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by Angela Guess A new article examines three factors that motivate business to gamble on data governance: awareness, ownership, and accountability. Starting with awareness, the article states, “Awareness is achieved through education and targeted communication, with the aim to achieve understanding and internalization of intent. Awareness answers the question ‘what does this mean to...
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by Angela Guess Eric Savitz has written an excellent article for Forbes regarding the undue burden that SOPA and PIPA would place on businesses with regards to their online linked data. Savitz writes, “The Stop Online Privacy Act (SOPA) and the Protect IP Act (PIPA) are singularly bad ideas, seemingly drafted because the Digital...
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by Angela Guess Commenting on Rob Karel’s analysis regarding enterprise architecture trends, a new article reports, “According to their research, leading firms are recognising the importance of data governance to the success of many other initiatives, including master data management. As a result, data governance is reemerging as a key focus for 2012. The...
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by Angela Guess Arthur Cole writes, “Big Data may be a fact of life for many enterprises, but that doesn’t mean we are all fated to drown under giant waves of unintelligible and incomprehensible information. In fact, the very definition of Big Data holds that loads can only acquire the term if they exceed...
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by Angela Guess A new article insists, “Certainly, one of the requirements of the business is to have good data quality in the business systems. As data professionals, we are trained to address this requirement in a specific approach. First, we document the company’s business rules in a data model. We can then use...
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by Angela Guess Daniel Teachey of Dataflux recently answered a few questions about the current state of data governance. When asked how DG has changed over the last few years, Teachey replied, “I think that where people are starting out has changed somewhat. Four or five years ago, people were researching what data governance...
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by Jaime Fitzgerald What if Steven Covey was a technologist, data professional, or data scientist? Would the best-selling author–best known for promoting his ”Seven Habits of Highly Effective People“–have thrived in today’s data-driven world? I believe he could have thrived, if he adapted to the complexity and practical realities of working with data and technology....
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