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Data integration refers to the organization’s inventory of data and information assets as well as the tools, strategies and philosophies by which fragmented data assets are aligned to support business goals.

SAP: After Sapphire, Cloud Integration Looms

Mark A. Smith | May 21, 2012

blogSAP alluded to more capabilities to come in the future which will most likely appear in its SAP Enterprise Information Management (EIM) suite, and the sooner they arrive the better, since half of organizations are need to integrate data from the cloud to on-premises environments

Managing the Unmanageable: Text Analytics for Unstructured Information Management

Fiona McNeill, Mark Troester | May 21, 2012

featureCoupling the rise of social networking with the amount of data and processes that are managed outside of the structured IT purview, it’s no wonder that the estimated 80 percent of unstructured and semistructured data has been difficult for IT to prioritize with other ongoing and equally pressing issues

Enterprise Collaboration Coming Together

Justin Kern | May 18, 2012

reportCompTIA report: 1 in 10 organizations at exact desired level with communications and sharing platforms; spending and implementations expected to jump by 2013

ACORD, XBRL Seek Business Data Standards

Pat Speer | May 16, 2012

newsCollaboration will progress with a proof of concept describing areas where ACORD data standards may map to XBRL insurance solvency and other business information taxonomies

Five Ways Your MDM Career Plans Will Be Affected by Data Governance, Big Data & Reference Data Management

Aaron Zornes | May 15, 2012

columnMaster data management is now a mature technology providing tangible benefits for private and public sector organizations. Failure to execute data governance concurrently with an MDM program greatly decreases the probability of success and economic sustainability