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Big data will continue to spread with emerging associative terms like big data expert, big data technologies, etc. Here are E.G. Nadhan’s top 5 reasons why the term big data has stuck, and why it may be appropriate, after all… Continue reading →
By The Open Group Conference Team With the end of the first day of the conference, here are a few key takeaways from Monday’s key note sessions: “The Enterprise Architect: Architecting Business Success” Jeanne Ross, Director & Principal Resea…
By The Open Group Continuing on the theme of predictions, here are a few more, which focus on enterprise architecture, business architecture, general IT and Open Group events in 2012. Enterprise Architecture – The Industry By Leonard Fehskens, VP of …
By Patty Donovan, The Open Group It’s that time again to start thinking ahead to The Open Group’s first conference of 2012 to be held in San Francisco, January 30 – February 3, 2012. Not only do we have a … Continue reading →
Listen to our recorded podcast on the state of data and information management strategies, or read the transcript. This podcast was recorded by Dana Gardner of Interarbor Solutions in conjunction with The Open Group Conference, Austin 2011. Continue re…
Print PDF A few years ago, a consumer products company I’m familiar with committed to outsourcing its infrastructure and as much of its application portfolio as possible. Its strategic application decisions were heavily influenced by outsourced and SaaS offering, placing its CRM and several customer community sites in the cloud. With a stable set of hosted, cloud and SaaS apps, they were shocked to find that they didn’t talk to one another to provide a […]
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Thank you to Karen Lopez for finding and praising a blog post by Anith Sen. He writes about database design errors, Karen disagrees with some of Anith’s conclusions in her blog which goes to illustrate that design is a mix of art and science…
Thank you to Karen Lopez for finding and praising a blog post by Anith Sen. He writes about database design errors, Karen disagrees with some of Anith’s conclusions in her blog which goes to illustrate that design is a mix of art and science…