Click to learn more about author Tejasvi Addagada. Data democratization is a culture change and is based on a concept that enables easy access to data. The ease of availability and access to data enables direct and in-direct data monetization. This can be realized through an internal marketplace. An internal marketplace is a strategic solution and […]
Storage Management 101: Tiering is Necessary
Click to learn more about author George Williams. This is the third article in a series of articles that focus on data storage management. In this article series, we’re discussing tips and insights on making life easier for data center owners. This article is focused on the necessity of tiering. The first article was about […]
Connecting Data to Improve and Validate Healthcare
Click to learn more about author Michael D. Shaw. The future of healthcare depends on unlocking and unifying data. Today a series of silos prevents progress by separating data; these silos occur because of incompatible technology, institutional challenges, competing business interests, and conflicting governmental requirements. So much data currently is inaccessible and incomplete, but connecting […]
Seeing the Database Through a Different Lens
Click to learn more about author Greg Nist. I was frustrated. I’d spent two-and-a-half years as a consultant developing software for a state government agency, and I felt like we were running on a treadmill. Our ability to drive the agency forward to more effectively run its operations was being constrained. Constrained not by the […]
What a Lovely Decouple: Why Decoupling Deploy from Release Is a Game Changer
Click to learn more about author Dave Karow Recently a very important question within the DevOps world was asked on Twitter. The question posed was whether or not everyone knew that deployment frequency can be decoupled from feature release frequency. Shockingly, the replies and retweets showed that for many, the answer was no. The concept […]
Knowledge Graphs and Data Modeling
Click to learn more about author Thomas Frisendal. Trip Report From Graphorum / Data Architecture Summit 2019 On October 14th thru 17th Chicago hosted the two co-located conferences Graphorum and Data Architecture Summit 2019 by DATAVERSITY®. It was two days of good tutorials and two good days of conference presentations. One thing to think about […]
When Adopting Containers, How Will Containerized SQL Apps Access Data?
Click to learn more about author Ariff Kassam. In every industry, businesses create products and services, address customers, and compete in the global market through applications. Applications are now critical to the success of most businesses, and when applications go down it can result in lost productivity, lost opportunities, damage to brand reputation, and data […]
Top Six GDPR Compliance Stumbling Blocks with Possible Solutions
Click to learn more about author Adriene Raynott. Introduction GDPR or the General Data Protection Regulation is a data security law concerned with the citizens of the European Economic Area and the European Union. Any company that uses personal and commercial data of these citizens must comply with the rules of GDPR. Summarizing the GDPR […]
In IT and Data, You Need to Skill Up to Keep Up
Click here to learn more about Sascha Giese. Skilling up becomes more important (and necessary) every day. Tech environments are more complex now than ever before, and they’re only going to become more complex as new technologies emerge and legacy tech remains. Tech pros know they have to develop skills both inside and outside their […]
Ransomware, Aliens, and Anime: Seriously?
Click to learn more about author David Paquette. In September, a meme that a college student meant as a joke about how to procure government secrets about aliens and UFOs caused serious security concerns for the U.S. Air Force. A Facebook post from 21-year-old Matty Roberts, which said – “Storm Area 51, They Can’t Stop […]