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IoT Is Coming -- Slowly but Surely -- to an Enterprise Near You

How many organizations are actually making meaningful use of IoT data?

Data Digest: Focus on Open Source: Securing It, Who Uses It, Who Understands It

Nearly everyone is using open source code today. Learn about the difficulty of securing open source code, the ubiquity of open source architecture, and why that ubiquity is misunderstood by decision makers.

  • By Quint Turner
  • May 9, 2016

Data Digest: Manage Big Data with Machine Learning, Relationship-Building Customer Analytics, and Better Security

In today’s digest, learn to handle the flood of unstructured data, appear nurturing rather than creepy when using big data, and check the security and governance of big data.

  • By Quint Turner
  • May 6, 2016

The Changing Data Warehouse Landscape

A recent market survey highlights how much the data warehousing market -- and what's meant by the term "data warehouse" -- has changed.

"Stream"-lining Healthcare Claims Processing

Healthcare must innovate to meet the quantity and quality demands of claims submission and processing. Moving to real-time big data is a critical step for companies that wish to streamline claims processing.

  • By Jake Dolezal
  • May 6, 2016

MDM: Keep Your Eyes on the Business Problem

The impetus for MDM should come from within and be shared by all of the lines of business. There must be a consensus that there's a business problem and that MDM is the solution.

Wall Street Rewards Tableau’s Stronger Revenue Despite Big Loss

The data visualization specialist surpassed revenue expectations but earnings loss worse than expected.

Data Digest: Geographic Data, a Visualization Culture, and Self-Service BI

Read examples of how GIS data can improve your customer analytics, how self-service visualization tools are creating a culture engaged with data, and why enterprise BI leaders believe in the value of self-service data analysis.

  • By Quint Turner
  • May 5, 2016

Tragically HIP: Major Players Concentrate on Hybrid Integration Platforms

IBM, Microsoft, Oracle, and other traditional DI powers are no longer leading the integration-platform-as-a-service pack. Instead, they're working feverishly on HIP for the interconnected environments of the future.