Commerce Department CDO Ian Kalin believes in the importance of data quality, but runs into the question of whether quality data has a cost.
A new survey from Dell details surprising information on database management and administration in North America.
Rejected partners are voicing their outrage, but the question is whether this will affect innovation and growth in data usage.
It’s not so much that Oracle’s offering is the first on some of these capabilities, but more about Oracle helping its 400,000 customers continue to invest in Oracle.
The Informatica acquisition represents private equity’s new interest in technology companies.
Liaison Technologies is now offering what it calls the first dPaaS.
If, by some chance, you’re among those who think data isn’t disruptive, you haven’t been paying attention.
Find out how other companies are monetizing their own data, among other strategies.
When it comes to master data management and Big Data, you may be better off leaving each to its own.
ClearStory Data uses what it calls a Data Harmonization Engine to power its analytics.
You’d think master data management would be an easy sell in a world where everyone wants an accurate 360-degree view of the customer.
Subscription revenue for the enterprise iPaaS market grew more than 60 percent in 2014. More significantly, the market attracted new players.
Data analytics’ potential to impact lives may have outpaced its reliability, and this can lead to ethically questionable use of data.
One argument says that we'll never have enough data scientists, anyway, so we better come up with a different plan.
Most likely, you’ve heard of these technologies, but not as business analytics tools.
No one is managing the data.
Splunk is flexible enough to compete as an indexing engine or a more traditional database. Its competition? None other than Adobe, Google, IBM and Oracle.
Though SaaS implementations may have several challenges, long-term benefits make the pain worthwhile.
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