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- Taxonomies and Data Models
- When dealing with unstructured data, taxonomies are used to organize and understand the textual, unstructured data.
- Computed Attributes, Entity Resolution and Connectivity Hierarchies
- David Loshin suggests that it is worth considering the potential of the types of computed or calculated data elements associated with data subject areas that are subjected to entity resolution. The end of the article poses an interesting question, and youre encouraged to reply.
- Norman H. Nie, Revolution Analytics
- Norman Nie, CEO of Revolution Analytics, talks with Mary Jo Nott of the BeyeNETWORK about the market conditions that are causing organizations to use predictive analytics and why they are turning to Revolution and R.
- Data Quality is a Business Issue: Getting Back to Basics, Part 2
- This conclusion of a two-part series looks at the types of data quality issues that occur in various areas of an enterprise and describes how business leadership can play a key role in correcting and stopping the problems at their source.
- Data Warehousing: Kimball vs. Inmon (By Inmon)
- In this article, Bill Inmon compares and contrasts the Inmon and Kimball approaches to data warehousing, highlighting the pros and cons of each approach.
- Analytic Platforms Survey
- We need your input. Take Analytic Platforms Survey today.
- Jake Bittner, Qlarion
- Jake Bittner, President and CEO of Qlarion, talks with Ron Powell about Qlarion's spin-off from CadenceQuest; their focus on providing business intelligence, data mining and data management solutions to government agencies, government-sponsored enterprises and commercial organizations that support the public sector mission; and the unique challenges facing government agencies today.
- What Can the Real-Time Web Economy Do for Your Business?
- To make better business decisions, organizations are finding increased need for relevant, real-time data from public websites, such as BBC.com, or social networking sites such as Twitter, LinkedIn or Facebook, as well as from private, firewall-protected websites and Web applications.
- Limiting Business Intelligence Project Failures: Some Practical Hints, Part 1
- This article, Part 1 of a two-part series, offers helpful tips for developing successful business intelligence projects.
- IT Jobs Are Growing: Where is Business Intelligence?
- As business intelligence practitioners look to the job market as a factor in economic or social analysis, it is important to have a sense of how the IT professions themselves are performing in these times.
- No Perfect Answer
- Should organizations always adopt new technology when it promises to positively affect the bottom line? Or, are there times when organizations should take the safe route?
- Reinventing Business: Enterprise Data Warehouse Business Opportunities for Manufacturing, Part 5
- This article, Part 5 of a continuing series, covers enterprise data warehouse-enabled business improvement opportunities for the supply chain.
- BPM Pulse 2010 Results and Analysis, Part 4
- Craig Schiff concludes his four-part series by describing the BPM Pulse survey respondents' technology priorities and expected performance management investment.
- Brett Jackson, LogiXML
- Brett Jackson discusses business intelligence with Ron Powell. Brett talks about what differentiates LogiXML from other business intelligence providers.
- From Business Intelligence to Enterprise IT Architecture, Part 4
- This article, Part 4 of a continuing series, describes a modern approach to the business need for meaningful convergence of hard and soft information, which historically has been a challenge for data warehousing.
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