Content tagged with Data Management posted in April 2014
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Big Data Challenge: Data Paring
"As the amount of data increases exponentially, the amount of interesting data doesn’t."
Iceland: The Next Data Center Frontier?
Strategically located between the US and EU, data centers operations are moving to Iceland for low-cost and renewable energy benefits.
A Case for Vertical Clouds
Building on the success of cloud adoption, service providers are taking it one step further by developing purpose built-clouds that are optimized for niche industry verticals.
Who’s Afraid of Big Data?
What big data can do for financial organizations and how to prepare for it.
Celebrus' Granular Data Helps Build Online Strategy
Real-time tracking of customer click streams and interactions enables banks to test marketing campaigns with increased accuracy.
Data Scientists Want Respect & Results
Analytics managers from Macy's, Ford, and Google offer tips on how to integrate and inspire data scientists.
5 Things to Look For Before Accepting Terms & Conditions
Is your corporate data at risk? Before uploading sensitive information to cloud services be sure to review these terms.
The Pursuit of IBOR
Achieving an accurate and consistent IBOR can be elusive for some investment management firms, writes Marc Firenze, CTO at Eagle Investment Systems.
Misinformation is Beautiful: 3 Data Visualization Concerns
Visualizations makes data accessible, but you must remember to ask, is this true?
Fast and Furious: High Frequency Trading Raises Hackles
Michael Lewis' new book "Flash Boys" has whipped up a furious tornado of criticism about high frequency trading. But the market and regulators need to resist the urge to ban the practice and instead embrace the notion of high frequency monitoring and surveillance.
What is a Data Lake?
A new concept in big data is making the rounds, and it could change the way firms approach long-term analysis.
Are Banks on a Collision Course with Data Privacy Laws?
International banks and other global private entities need to ensure that they do more than pay lip service to the data privacy laws of sovereign states, writes Andrew Waxman of IBM's consulting practice.
Why Securities Exchanges Need a New Data Standard
Stock trades involve large amounts of data. The lack of a unifying data standard slows global communication.
Bloomberg Partner Program Lowers Hurdles for Vendor Connections
The enterprise solutions program gives third party tech providers new opportunity to connect with and use Bloomberg data. Integration helps cater to customer demands and industry shifts.
Big Data in Capital Markets Crosses the Chasm
The difficulty in transplanting big data applications and their benefits from other industries has created a vacuum.
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Exclusive: Inside the GETCO Execution Services Trading Floor
Advanced Trading takes you on an exclusive tour of the New York trading floor of GETCO Execution Services, the solutions arm of GETCO.
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