Lousy time for a technology startup? Ask Bill Gates
There’s been plenty of speculation that we won’t be seeing a lot of startup activity this year. But consider the…
A Blog I Like: Devost.net
Matt Devost has been a thought leader in information technology, cyber warfare, counter terrorism and security training for over a…
The rest of the story…
Yesterday’s post talked about piquing your reader’s interest by offering them a little information up front and then coaxing them…
A ’service-oriented architecture’ for data makes sense
How about a “service oriented architecture” for data? Over at the Informatica Perspectives blogsite, I quoted from a presentation given…
Matt Cutts: Google Still Has Big Ideas
While I strive to be fair and balanced in my coverage of companies–especially those that in any way compete with…
Vivek Kundra: The Alpha CTO
Every CTO I know has heard of Vivek Kundra, CTO of the District of Columbia. We have all been following…
Another vote for ’shovel-ready’ SOA
Jason English picked up on my “Shovel-Ready SOA” proposal, noting that SOA has moved beyond theory and can be considered…
Data Quality Events – Powerful and Cozy
For those of you who enjoy hobnobbing with the information quality community, I have a couple of recommendations for you.…
The Soft Costs of Information Quality
Choosing data quality technology simply on price could mean that you end up paying far more than you need to,…
Probabilistic Matching: Part Two
Matching algorithms, the functions that allow data quality tools to determine duplicate records and create households, are always a hot…
