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Posted by Greg MacSweeney
Well said. It seems as if every organization is scrambling to find a data scientist to head its data 'strategy.' But many companies don't seem to know what they want to do with all of the data that they have. Take a breath,...
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Well said. It seems as if every organization is scrambling to find a data scientist to head its data 'strategy.' But many companies don't seem to know what they want to do with all of the data that they have. Take a breath,...
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Posted by Greg MacSweeney
Yes, there are many risks with big data, as you point out. Technology vendors have come a long way in securing their hosted and cloud-based offerings, but they certainly have a way to go.
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Yes, there are many risks with big data, as you point out. Technology vendors have come a long way in securing their hosted and cloud-based offerings, but they certainly have a way to go.
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Posted by Greg MacSweeney
The cost for compliance that you outlined in this article is simply crippling. And it doesn't seem as if there is an end in sight to the increase in compliance costs. The regulators are not going away...in fact they are...
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The cost for compliance that you outlined in this article is simply crippling. And it doesn't seem as if there is an end in sight to the increase in compliance costs. The regulators are not going away...in fact they are...
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Posted by HM
Marc, I believe Big Data is here to stay. While very few people would hesitate to highlight the value that Big Data represents to organizations and society, the benefits of Big Data are not exempt of risks. The distributed...
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Marc, I believe Big Data is here to stay. While very few people would hesitate to highlight the value that Big Data represents to organizations and society, the benefits of Big Data are not exempt of risks. The distributed...
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Posted by Kelly22
I like your medical analogy, Alan; it does a great job of illustrating this business dilemma. Obviously some organizations need in-house data expertise more than others, and execs should consider their business' specific...
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I like your medical analogy, Alan; it does a great job of illustrating this business dilemma. Obviously some organizations need in-house data expertise more than others, and execs should consider their business' specific...
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Posted by Jonathan_Camhi
I've been hearing so much lately about efforts to make data more available to non-data specialists throughout the organization through better data visualization. I think part of that is being pushed by the points Alan brings...
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I've been hearing so much lately about efforts to make data more available to non-data specialists throughout the organization through better data visualization. I think part of that is being pushed by the points Alan brings...
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Posted by IvySchmerken
I agree, Jonathan. Regulators and industry may not see eye to eye and it's probably best if they don't so that they can be impartial.. Regulators are supposed to protect the public and create rules for fair markets....
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I agree, Jonathan. Regulators and industry may not see eye to eye and it's probably best if they don't so that they can be impartial.. Regulators are supposed to protect the public and create rules for fair markets....
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Posted by ANON1244563612401
We live in a data-driven universe - not just a data-driven business world. But without waxing too philosophical, Becca you should also talk to a professional who does not share Atkinson's point of view. This is a very BIG...
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We live in a data-driven universe - not just a data-driven business world. But without waxing too philosophical, Becca you should also talk to a professional who does not share Atkinson's point of view. This is a very BIG...
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Posted by Jonathan_Camhi
This seems to continue a sad trend of the lines being blurred between regulators and industries they're supposed to regulate. Regulators and businesses shouldn't always get along on every issue. They should have a combative...
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This seems to continue a sad trend of the lines being blurred between regulators and industries they're supposed to regulate. Regulators and businesses shouldn't always get along on every issue. They should have a combative...
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Posted by allang119
The mainframe was thought of as a monolithic centralized machine doing all. A backup was always needed in case the "main" fame became inoperative. The legacy ecosystem is not only about older machines, it is about older...
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The mainframe was thought of as a monolithic centralized machine doing all. A backup was always needed in case the "main" fame became inoperative. The legacy ecosystem is not only about older machines, it is about older...
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Posted by IvySchmerken
You write (and accurately so) that geopolitcal events will continue and will cause short-term gyrations. Between the Russia-Ukraine conflict, exacerbated by the missile strike against a passenger jet, and the Israel-Hamas...
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You write (and accurately so) that geopolitcal events will continue and will cause short-term gyrations. Between the Russia-Ukraine conflict, exacerbated by the missile strike against a passenger jet, and the Israel-Hamas...
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Posted by IvySchmerken
Allan, Do you think that this common modern infrastructure should exclude the mainframe? Or does it need to be on more modular, servers? Our previous commentator suggests that the mainframe is the computer of choice...
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Allan, Do you think that this common modern infrastructure should exclude the mainframe? Or does it need to be on more modular, servers? Our previous commentator suggests that the mainframe is the computer of choice...
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