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Data management is an overarching term that refers to all aspects of creating, housing, delivering, maintaining and retiring data with the goal of valuing data as a corporate asset.

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

What Makes Self-Service BI Work?

Ad Stam | May 17, 2012

featureThe 7W’s of the business and the 7R’s of IS

New Product News – May 17, 2012

Justin Kern | May 16, 2012

newsNew and updated solutions and services from Compuware, Informatica, CA and more

Engaging Customers One by One through Social Media

James Latham | May 16, 2012

Content ManagementFor companies that want to communicate more freely and directly with customers, it’s not as simple as creating a Facebook page. Companies must develop content management strategies that smoothly integrate with social media activities

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

Data Cleansing is a Life Saver

Jim Harris | May 15, 2012

blogHow Hubble peered into a health crisis

Back to Applications for Progress Software

Bill McNee | May 15, 2012

blogVendor re-focuses with PaaS and its OpenEdge core

Politics of Data Models and Mining

Steve Miller | May 15, 2012

blogCultural attitudes emerge over data management techniques
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Data Discovery

May 11, 2012

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As Gartner reported in its 2012 Magic Quadrant for Business Intelligence Platforms* report, "Data discovery alternatives to enterprise BI platforms offer highly interactive and graphical user interfaces built on in-memory architectures to address business users' unmet ease-of-use and rapid deployment needs. What began as a market buying trend in 2010 has only continued to expand.".

More and more data discovery tools are helping organizations transform the volumes of data they produce and collect into a revenue-enhancing resource. Yet many organizations are only scratching the surface when it comes to employing this form of business intelligence, missing opportunities to identify trends, surface business opportunities, reduce losses, and answer critical business questions. Too often, critical data remains locked in obscurity.

New Product News – May 10, 2012

Justin Kern | May 10, 2012

newsNew and updated solutions and services from Citrix, Newforma, Panorama and more

Information Management Value Doesn’t Match Initiatives

Justin Kern | May 09, 2012

reportVentana report finds sluggish maturity, but high returns with governance and MDM in place

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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