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Can we measure the half-life of data?
Jim Harris (@ocdqblog) asks whether we can measure the half-life of data.
Employing master data techniques for data inte-aggregation in a managed way
David Loshin explains how to employ master data techniques for data inte-aggregation.
Rethinking data migration success criteria
Dylan Jones argues that it's time to rethink your data migration success criteria.
Facebook's graph search and the data card
.@philsimon on the ramification's of yesterday's Facebook announcement.
Data stewardship and the benefits of employee retention
Like most Americans (who hold an average of 11 jobs over the duration of their careers), I’ve worked for a variety of companies. Some were employee-friendly, while others, to put it kindly, thought of employees as a means to an end. I was thinking about all those jobs today as we found
Data has an expiration date
Does data have an expiration date? Jim Harris (@ocdqblog) explains.
The onus of data consolidation and aggregation
David Loshin's latest blog post: "The Onus of Data Consolidation and Aggregation."
Exploring Hadoop for the enterprise
Joyce Norris-Montanari explores Hadoop for the enterprise.
Keep the change: Why investing in change management matters
The always dynamic data environment makes it difficult for organizations to avoid change. In my last post, I talked about how change management can bolster data governance programs. It can also be used for other activities, including taking a portfolio-driven approach to business intelligence and adopting a new enterprise application