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Self-Service BI and Data Virtualization

Reading Time: 2 minutes I recently attended Business Technology Forum by Forrester Research in Florida. As the event title indicates business and technology cross-over more than ever, just as software-as-a-service (SaaS) applications have done for operations, and now self-service business intelligence (Self-Service BI) and…

Analytics

Are Your Business Analytics in a Blind Spot?

Reading Time: 2 minutes At a recent NYC roundtable panel for Chief Data Officers, global Business Process Management (BPM) company, WNS, mentioned that they see common pain points across their customer spectrum. Namely, that big data and the IoT are creating an exponential growth…

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Analytics

Version Control is Non-negotiable

Reading Time: 3 minutes It’s 2015. Traditional software development decided long ago that the only sane way of developing code is to manage it through a version control system. As of today, there are many different possibilities for managing code versioning, either centralized or…

Analytics

Myths in Data Virtualization Performance

Reading Time: 3 minutes Update: Interested in data virtualization performance? Check out our most recent blog posts, “Performance of Data Virtualization in Logical Data Warehouse Scenarios” and “Physical vs Logical Data Warehouse Performance: The Numbers.”   The topic I probably get asked most about…

Top 5 Data Management Trends for 2015
Analytics, Cloud

Top 5 Data Management Trends for 2015

Reading Time: 2 minutes The New Year brings a complex environment for enterprises. The rapid growth of big data presents enormous challenges for organizations. And the volume of data is expanding at an alarming rate with data production expected to be 44 times greater…

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Analytics

Breathe new life into your ETL Processes

Reading Time: 2 minutes Breathe new life into your ETL Processes In many organizations, data integration still means using ETL processes to perform the traditional heavy-lifting of data replication and consolidation. While ETL is a tried and tested method for consolidating structured data into…

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