We've got data quality issues – now what?
You've got data quality issues. Now what? @dataqualitypro offers some practical strategies.
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On academia and data scientists
@philsimon on the need for educational institutions to adapt to Big Data trends.
An unsettling truth about data governance
Jim Harris (@ocdqblog) reveals an unsettling truth about data governance.
Innovation in creating information products
Read David Loshin's latest blog post: "Innovation in Creating Information Products."
Data federation provides option for security and compliance efforts
This is the third in a series of posts about the topic of data federation. Click here for the full series. In the previous post, we examined how data federation offers a faster, more agile way to bring together data from disparate sources. Another interesting use case for data federation is security
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
On stocks, CEP and data fundamentals
While CEP may be new, certain data management principles still hold true.
How-long-has-it-been-since-you-used-this-data-ween
Forget candy or tricks and treats. Today, @ocdqblog insists we celebrate the festival of dead data.
Doing data governance the right way
Get an overview of Jill Dyché's PBLS workshop, "Doing Data Governance the Right Way."
Using data federation for a faster approach to integrate disparate data sources
This is the second in a series of posts about the topic of data federation. Click here for the full series. In the previous post, I described the basics of data federation and how the technology can be useful in today’s complicated IT environments. Next, let’s apply data federation to some real-world