Wednesday, November 28, 2012 |
News Highlights
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Stephen Swoyer
Data governance has been a can't-miss
issue in BI and data warehousing for at least a decade. Sooner or
later, we've been told, enterprises are going to get serious about
data governance. Has the time finally come?
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David Stodder
Organizations implementing agile
methods have to ensure that project schedules allow for enough
iteration to enable agile teams to uncover and incorporate new
requirements into their applications. Only then will the faster pace
of development create a faster path to information advantage.
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Stephen Swoyer
At the recent Strata + Hadoop World
conference, vendors scrambled to stake their claims in a big data
market -- centered around Hadoop -- that most analysts believe is
still riding a rising tide of hype. This ensured a frantic -- and
sometimes frenetic -- atmosphere.
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Stephen Swoyer
SiSense is taking its pitch directly to
business users -- much like insurgent BI specialists QlikTech and
Tableau did half a decade (or more) ago.
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Stephen Swoyer
The exhibit hall at this year's Strata
+ Hadoop World conference looked like a surrealistic tableau, with
its juxtaposition of seemingly incongruous vendors.
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TDWI Webinar Series:
Speaker:
Colin White
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There is considerable buzz in the IT
industry about in-memory technologies. At the same time, there is
considerable confusion about the role and benefits of these
technologies in BI processing and performance. This technology can
be used at a client or a server level and may be used by an analytic
server or a database management system. |
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Upcoming Webinars of Interest
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Data in the data warehouse continues to
grow, and with the advent of big data this growth will inevitably
accelerate. This Webinar discusses the affect of big data on data
life-cycle management in a data warehousing environment. It focuses
on how companies can provide good data warehouse performance in the
new world of big data while cost-effectively managing data as it
grows and then ages.
Speaker:
Colin White
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Now
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Conventional wisdom suggests that a
centralized function for managing access to data provides economies
of scale while providing trustworthy oversight of the quality and
usability of that data. Business must be agile; increased business
control of information enables greater freedom in analysis. The
increasing need of business users for speed and agility also
requires a higher degree of speed and agility in IT that can be
achieved by automating trivial tasks.
Speaker:
David Loshin
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Now
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Events Calendar
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February 18-20, 2013
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TDWI BI Executive Summit: Enterprise Data
Strategies for Analytics and BI
Las Vegas, NV
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Learn More / Register Now
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