BlogVersion 8 of technology integrates quality, MDM with information management

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The notion that information technology departments now support, and often encourage, the use of consumer class devices for business may have seemed bizarre a decade ago, but it’s now part of the new reality of business computing—and that means mobile BI needs to be an essential element in any IT organization’s business strategy.

Read this timely eBook and: learn more about mobile business intelligence’s key drivers, business benefits, and potential pitfalls such as security and performance optimization; discover important best practices for solutions evaluation, deployment and management.

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Case StudyData quality, order up! Jason's Deli enterprise architects take a modern leap into cleaning the data that defines its customers

Information Management's DM RadioData-driven organizations worldwide continue to clamor for more access to the right information. How that data gets delivered keeps changing, however, for all kinds of reasons. While traditional data movement via Extract-Transform-Load (ETL) remains prominent, companies are finding leaner, less obtrusive ways of feeding information systems and workers. The age-old tactic of Change-Data-Capture (CDC) works well with many cloud-friendly environments. And speaking of the cloud, the preponderance of integration via Application Program Interfaces (API) seems oddly reminiscent of the original vision for the Service-Oriented Architecture. Register for this episode of DM Radio to hear hosts Eric Kavanagh, Jim Ericson and Justin Kern interview veteran analyst Philip Russom of TDWI, plus Suresh Chandrasekaran of Denodo, Damian Black of SQLstream and Rick Nucci of Dell Boomi.

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ColumnBy systematically assessing the key drivers of solution design, you can determine the solution that will truly align with your business needs, in spite of more choices and more users

FeatureA shift in data architecture has led to a new data warehousing process, as the previous data models were not equipped to handle the exponential increase in user data
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Big Data is everywhere—from sensors that monitor traffic loads to the flood of tweets and Facebook “likes”. But how do organizations make sense of the mountain of data that now shape how we work and live? As available data becomes more complex and extensive, weaving it into an engaging visualization that invites understanding and decision-making is a big challenge, with a bigger opportunity for payoff. Featuring articles, whitepapers, video and audio, this timely eBook:

• Shows why data visualization has become such as important tool
• Explores how data visualization techniques are becoming increasingly integrated into the decision making process for both IT and non-technical executives
• Demonstrates how to put best-practices into place to fully leverage data visualization tools