Getting ready to be a better company
Joyce Norris-Montanari declares this the perfect time to prepare your data for 2013. See what her plans entail.
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President of DBTech Solutions, Inc
President of DBTech Solutions, Inc
Joyce Norris-Montanari, CBIP-CDMP, is president of DBTech Solutions, Inc. Joyce advises clients on all aspects of architectural integration, business intelligence and data management. Joyce advises clients about technology, including tools like ETL, profiling, database, quality and metadata. Joyce speaks frequently at data warehouse conferences and is a contributor to several trade publications. She co-authored Data Warehousing and E-Business (Wiley & Sons) with William H. Inmon and others. Joyce has managed and implemented data integrations, data warehouses and operational data stores in industries like education, pharmaceutical, restaurants, telecommunications, government, health care, financial, oil and gas, insurance, research and development and retail. She can be reached at jmontanari@earthlink.net.
Can you really do a good job of corporate data integration without quality?
Joyce Norris-Montanari asks, "Can you really do a good job of data integration without data quality?"
Complex event processing and data quality
Joyce Norris-Montanari on complex event processing and data quality.
Prioritizing the integration
What do you prioritize when it comes to data integration? Joyce Norris-Montanari describes her process.
So you want to play master data management? Come play with me!
Joyce Norris-Montanari asks, "So you want to play master data management?"
The last of the IDEAS
I just attended the last IDEAS conference for DataFlux in Las Vegas, NV. For 10 years this conference has been attended by people hoping to learn more about data management, data governance, master data management and data quality. From now on these conference needs will be met in the larger
Data federation and data virtualization - still with us?
Data federation is software that allows an organization to create a "virtual database" from multiple sources of like information. For example, customer data may be stored in multiple applications in the enterprise. This software allows us to "cherry pick" the BEST parts of customer from each data source, integrate it
Dumpster diving for data
The other day across the street at the gas station there was a bear in the dumpster. This bear was definitely dumpster diving in the hopes of finding a few nuggets of great stuff to eat prior to the "big sleep." Everyone was clapping to try to get the bear
Facing maturity: transforming the methodology
Joyce Norris-Montanari explains why you should add profiling to your methodology.
Organizing disorganization
How do you get up to speed on a data project when you come in mid-way? Joyce Norris-Montanari explains.