Keeping Sales & Marketing Data in Order: What startups must learn from the enterprise.
Nowadays it’s hard to find a startup CEO or CTO who’s not thinking about how their company can maximize the…
Tracking All The Things You Need To Analyze
As the Internet of Things (IOT) continues to gain momentum, there is a critical component to success that is missing…
Big Data Helps Alleviate Aviation Risk Management Problems
A New Tool A New ToolToday, an increasing number of commercial airlines employ Big Data and real time analysis to…
Less Dogma Equals Better Decision Making
Unless you’re Donald Trump—a fellow who’s always right, even when he’s wrong—there’s not much benefit to dogmatism. That’s because…
As the Internet of Things Mobilizes, Safeguarding the Cloud Is Our Prerogative
Test case: the connected carThe idea of the connected car is a reality. Connected car technology precedes cars from Google and Apple…
Open Data: Why the U.S. Needs Federal Legislation to Unlock the Secret Dealings of Shell Companies
In the United States, shell corporations are safe havens for criminal activity. They have no significant assets of their own…
EU Regulators Misunderstand Big Data
Some European Union regulators reportedly are concerned that major Internet companies such as Google and Facebook gain an unfair competitive advantage from…
The Internet of Ordinary Things Is Still Extraordinary
Hospitals that detect earthquakes and inform administrators if they need to evacuate patients. Cars that assess and report the severity…
The Data Lake Debate: Conclusion (With Apologies to the Rolling Stones)
When I wrote the introduction to the now-celebrated Data Lake Debate, I couldn’t have anticipated the buzz the exchange would…
The Data Lake Debate: The Final Word from Negative
Well, it seems you took the gloves off this time, Tamara. I appreciate the valiant effort and your passionate belief…
