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.

The Challenges in IT Classification

Bruce Guptill | Feb 06, 2012

Information Management BlogsSpotlighting the financial issues to come

CA Takes Data Model to the Cloud

Justin Kern | Feb 02, 2012

newsTrio of releases for ERwin break down barriers toward governance, collaboration says EMA analyst

Azure: 10 Things You Need to Know

Mike West | Feb 01, 2012

Information Management Blogs10 things you need to know about Microsoft’s cloud platform, Azure

The Faster, Cheaper Side of IT

Jim Ericson | Jan 26, 2012

Information Management BlogsEconomics, advances in RAM, main memory changing how companies transact, analyze data

New Product News – January 26, 2012

Justin Kern | Jan 26, 2012

newsNews about new and recently released products from IBM, BMC, Infor and more

Getting Holistic with Enterprise Architecture

Jim Ericson | Jan 25, 2012

overheardLeon Kappelman teaches and preaches the greater value of optimizing the whole enterprise

6 Tips for Governing Analytics

Jan 19, 2012

Just having analytics isn’t enough: you need to make sure they’re providing the ROI you intended. Here are half-dozen quick tips to put you on the right path with governing analytics.

How to Deploy Mobile Analytics

Chris Cingrani, Nick Owens | Jan 19, 2012

FEATUREWhile mobile analytics can be a very useful tool to empower users on the move, the challenge is taking the massive amounts of corporate data that is available and managing it in a way that makes sense for business users and their mobile devices