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A Prescription for Public-Sector Big Data Woes
Information analysis is similar in both private- and public- sector shops. Instead of just reporting on data, all organizations should be exploring their data. Data visualization technologies can help and is particularly suited to the analytic requirements of Very Large Data Sets, which a growing number of government agencies are grappling with. [more]
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Why Agile BI Needs an Agile Architecture
To react quickly to a changing regulatory environment, BI projects need a flexible and robust -- and agile -- underlying architecture. [more]
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11 Big-Data Analytics Predictions for 2011
In 2010 we learned that big data doesn't mean big insights. What will we learn this year? [more]
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From the BI Scorecard Blog: BI Licensing and Lawsuits -- A Sure Sign of Failure
When it comes to licensing, let the buyer beware. [more]
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