Click to learn more about author Michelle Arney. Enterprise organizations around the world have traditionally leveraged virtual private networks (VPNs) to connect remote locations and/or to deploy new apps. Until rather recently, VPNs were the ideal solution to assist in controlling costs, while also providing a level of security. However, as the data landscape has […]
Data Security and a Serious Danger to the IIoT
Click to learn more about author Samuel Bocetta. For as long as there have been computer networks, there has been an ongoing arms race between those striving to keep them private and secure, and those who seek to exploit their weaknesses and use, steal, or leverage their contents for fun or profit. This Spy vs. […]
The 4Cs of Master Data: Overview
Click to learn more about video blogger Scott Taylor. The Data Rants video blog series begins with host Scott Taylor “The Data Whisperer.” The series covers some of the most prominent questions in Data Management such as Master Data, the difference between Master Data and MDM, “truth” versus “meaning” in data, and so much more. […]
Kicking Off Your Test Automation Trajectory
Click to learn more about author Drew Horn. This is part one of a three-part series on introducing and building test automation into your application development and deployment pipeline. In order to move more quickly and efficiently – while simultaneously saving on costs – many companies are starting to embrace test automation. In fact, in […]
Data Orchestration, Like a Symphony Without Sound
Click to learn more about author Greg Nist. When I think about data orchestration, I always reflect on the key root word: orchestra. I’ve had the wonderful opportunity to watch a live symphony several times. I always leave amazed at the complexity and diversity of the moving parts and how they are seamlessly integrated, governed […]
Better Marketing and Analytics in the Age of the Data-Conscious Consumer
Click to learn more about author Jason Lark. Data is big news these days. Tech behemoths like Google and Facebook make a lot of money from our data, and people are growing increasingly aware of how valuable their data is to companies of all sizes. But as data becomes increasingly valuable for companies, consumers are starting […]
Three Lessons Data Management Can Learn from Meal Delivery Services
Click to learn more about author Lisa Spagnolie. Enterprises today are acutely aware of the exponential growth of data. However, according to a survey by PricewaterhouseCoopers, only 15% of firms currently have access to the right data needed to achieve their goals. In the face of massive data overload, today’s enterprises don’t have time to […]
Overcoming the Top Barriers to Data Encryption
Click to learn more about author Jeff Harrell. We’ve entered an age where the conveniences of widespread connectivity, the cloud, and cheap, easily accessible storage have put us at more risk than ever of getting breached. At the same time, malicious actors have become more sophisticated, resourceful, and persistent – when data does fall into […]
Can My Business Achieve Optimal Analytics Without Hiring Dozens of Data Scientists?
Click to learn more about author Kartik Patel. As the need for Advanced Analytics increases in organizations, enterprises large and small struggle to find and sustain the professional resources they need to meet their requirements for data, analysis and strategic direction. In some businesses, data scientists, professional analysts and IT staff are often buried under requests […]
Graphic Art Recordings at Enterprise Data World 2019
For the fourth year in a row, Hannah Sanford of Hannah Sanford Studios wowed the crowd at the Enterprise Data World Conference by graphically recording many of the key conference sessions. Her illustrations present a visual storyboard of the primary elements discussed during a given presentation, with the most important points detailed in a fascinating […]