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columnBig data calls on imagination more than technology
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FeatureBefore you put a big data business case together, spend some time trying to understand the data and its content, in order to comprehend the ROI. This is where the data governance aspect comes into play

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blogAmong the velocity, volume and variety, there is a missing element that may push away business opportunity
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ReportABI Research says shipments will reach 37 million in 2012, less than expected but poised for growth

featureThe difference between first place and the rest can be a matter of tiny increments. But achieving that narrow winning margin masks a huge amount of preparatory activity behind the scenes. And, increasingly, one key member of the support team is the data analyst

live eventDispatches for Chief Data Scientist Summit in Chicago featuring real-world insight and strategy from experts in developing field from salesforce, Google, Carson Wagonlit Travel, George Mason University

interview10 Minutes with … Bill Kramer, deputy director of the National Science Foundation’s Blue Waters supercomputer. The one-petascale Blue Waters is a supercomputer for sure, but it may soon churn out real-world changes to parallel processing, network reliability and medical marvels

TrendsSever virtualization, data consolidation and the cloud will continue to lead U.S. trend through 2016: IDC forecast

newsBig Red II would replace seven-year-old predecessor; part of new Bloomington research data center set for spring 2013

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