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by Angela Guess Nuix has joined the slew of companies making predictions regarding data governance trends in 2012 with their new report, eDiscovery: Where are we going in 2012? According to the release, “Nuix CEO, Eddie Sheehy maps out how organizations can begin to manage the staggering volumes of new information generated by global...
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by Angela Guess Rob Karel has reflected on the past year and future prospects in master data management, data quality, and data governance in a new article. Karel writes, “I hear quite a bit of noise from vendors and analysts alike about what they want the MDM market to be in 2012, so I...
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by Angela Guess A new article takes a look at the results of a recent report issued by the Enterprise Data Management Council regarding which data management trends are in and which are out. The article states, “Among the top forty-three unpopular : disclosure; global location number; data overload; operational risk management and golden...
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by Angela Guess As 2011 comes to a close, David Gibson of Varonis Systems announces the company’s predictions for data governance in 2012. First on the list: “Secure Collaboration Goes Viral in 2012 – it will be the year data owners take back access control decisions from IT, and demand automation to analyze data,...
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by Angela Guess In a recent interview, Jignesh Shah of Software AG shared his insights on recent trends that are shining a spotlight on master data management. Shah stated, “First, I think, has been the focus on improving cross-functional processes – processes that cut across different departmental boundaries. As enterprises have engaged in a...
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by Angela Guess According to a new article, Richard Winter sees two major trends in the realm of Big Data: “First, traditional data warehouse vendors are investing in scalability improvements to better accommodate growing volumes of transaction data. And second, new open source technologies such as Hadoop, MapReduce and NoSQL databases are emerging for...
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by Angela Guess The New York Times has asked the question: Is Big Data a bubble? The article answers, “In case you’re in a hurry: Of course it is. And that is good.” It continues, “Longer version: Last week there were several events that convinced me that one of the great tech bubbles inflating...
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photo credit: griraffesby Angela Guess ZDnet recently spelled out the five big IT trends of the next five years: mobile, social, consumerization, cloud, and Big Data. On the trend of cloud computing the article states, “Of all the technology trends on this list, cloud computing is one of the more interesting and in my...
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by Angela Guess A new article delves into several current business intelligence trends. The first is an increased focus on data and business intelligence program governance: “Top initiatives are Data quality, Advanced analytics, Data governance and Master data management (MDM). This focus conveys a recognition that in order to make the most of BI...
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by Angela Guess Dr. Michael Stonebraker warned attendees of the NoSQL Now! Conference that “Users who eschew traditional relational databases in favor of the newly emerging NoSQL databases might be ‘throwing the baby out with the bath water’… Instead, SQL (Structured Query Language) can be adopted to newer systems with a few technical adjustments,...
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