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Posted: Monday, March 16, 2015 - 09:20
5 Thoughts on the Current State of Master Data Management
by Angela Guess Computer Business Review recently attended the Gartner Master Data Management summit, and James Nunnsi compiled five key take-aways from the event. Nunnsi begins his list: “CEO's think they have a good data strategy - they don't. |
Posted: Monday, March 16, 2015 - 09:15
JPMorgan Turns to a NoSQL System to Consolidate Derivative Trade Systems
by Angela Guess Writing for Computerworld UK, Matthew Finnegan recently stated, “JP Morgan has reduced the complexity of its derivative trade processing systems after swapping relational databases for a NoSQL system, allowing it to handle a wider |
Posted: Monday, March 16, 2015 - 09:10
The Growing Role of Machine Learning in Cyber Security
by Angela Guess Rachel King recently wrote for the Wall Street Journal blog, “Artificial intelligence and machine learning are playing a larger role in cybersecurity, which can in theory help companies identify risks and anticipate problems before |
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Posted: Monday, March 16, 2015 - 09:05
How “Little AI” Can Enrich Our Lives Now
by Angela Guess Anthony Sarris, Founder and Principal of N2Semantics recently wrote, “I work in the field of semantic technologies, which includes artificial intelligence (AI) and cognitive computing, primarily in the social and Web content spaces |
Posted: Friday, March 13, 2015 - 09:25
How Embracing NoSQL Can Help Bridge the Gap Between the CMO and the CIO
by Angela Guess Rob Shelton recently wrote for The C Suite, “Companies have vast amounts of customer data but without a coherent, cohesive strategy between the CMO and CIO, organisations will struggle to maximise that data to become a truly custom |
Posted: Friday, March 13, 2015 - 09:20
Bad Attitudes That Can Kill A Big Data Project
by Angela Guess Forbes contributor Bernard Marr recently wrote, “In my experience, there are two types of companies when it comes to big data: those who don’t want anything to do with it (because they think it’s for somebody else) and those who de |
