Data Architecture

Data architecture is a formal description and mapping of the plan and structure of data assets used to support organizational goals. Components of data architecture include the databases, stores, and the integration by which data is defined, flows, is accessed and understood in current and future states for organizational purposes.

3M Opens Up Health Data Dictionary

Joseph Goedert | May 17, 2012

newsOpen source exchange part of contract with Department of Defense, VA

Back to Applications for Progress Software

Bill McNee | May 15, 2012

blogVendor re-focuses with PaaS and its OpenEdge core

EMC to Buy Flash Storage Provider XtremIO

Justin Kern | May 11, 2012

newsIsrael-based vendor specializes in solid state scalability, deduplication and advanced enterprise array features

SAS, WPL Code Competition May Heat Up

Steve Miller | May 08, 2012

blogYou can certainly bet that the legal battles between SAS and WPL aren’t over. You can also figure that SAS will take WPL seriously as a competitor, using its muscle to combat the pesky startup. I hope for sustained competition that’ll benefit all statistical analysis consumers
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How to Get Real-Time Enterprise Information Integration

May 03, 2012

An information integration strategy that focuses on bringing information to knowledge workers is only as good as the platform supporting it. Here’s a run-down of six critical elements to consider when connecting your integration strategy with your platform reality.