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Big Data–Over Hyped Buzzword or Enterprise Focus?

Big Data–Over Hyped Buzzword or Enterprise Focus?

By Ben Kepes on August 15, 2012

Of all the myriad of terms that the tech industry throws around at the moment, none is as often subverted for marketing spin as “big data”. So much so that few people can actually agree on what big data is. For me, I’ll revert to Wikipediaand it’s definition which states; big data is a collection […]

Posted in Trends & Concepts | Tagged Apache Hadoop, big data, bigdata, Business Intelligence, Data warehouse, mapreduce, rainstor, sql, wikipedia | 2 Responses

What's Cloud Management ?

What’s Cloud Management ?

By Ofir Nachmani on May 21, 2012

This last year has been immensely interesting for me as I watched the shaky cloud market mature. The change in people’s state of mind was rapid. The discussion advanced quickly from “the cloud will not prosper” to “Can we trust its security?”, and on to the current mood – “the cloud is here to stay”. […]

Posted in Enterprise, Featured Posts, Infrastructure | Tagged business, cloud brokers, cloud computing, cloud management, Independent software vendor, platform as a service, Service level agreement, software as a service, Systems Management, wikipedia

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Big Data needs Big Collection and Big Execution

By Martijn Linssen on December 4, 2011

Big Data is the new buzz it seems, and I must say I have been sceptic of it since I first saw the very word – or phrase, what is it? As an IT architect, I’ve always equaled data to databases, and information to applications – and knowledge to the people on top of these […]

Posted in Application Software, Featured Posts, Infrastructure | Tagged 1.0, bigdata, Business Intelligence, cloud computing, Data quality, Data Warehousing, database, Don Quixote, edi, hadoop, knowledge, messaging, standardisation, Supply Chain, wikipedia | 1 Response

Getting Innovation Results from Our Cognitive Surplus

Getting Innovation Results from Our Cognitive Surplus

By Hutch Carpenter on June 28, 2011

What is an organization’s most underused, most under-appreciated asset? Its brand? No, that’s well-utilized and appreciated. Its customers’ loyalty. Some would argue for that one, but it’s not a pervasive issue. Its distribution network? Not really. Its cash? No, CFOs take care of that. It’s their employees’ cognitive surplus. The stuff between their ears that […]

Posted in Featured Posts, Trends & Concepts | Tagged blog, Cognition, cognitive diversity, innovation management, knowledge, wikipedia

Why Technical Communicators will need a Enterprise 2.0 Content Curation Strategy

Why Technical Communicators will need a Enterprise 2.0 Content Curation Strategy

By Mark Fidelman on May 26, 2010

Ever wonder how Wikipedia maintains such a high degree of quality material on any given subject?  They have an army of unpaid content curators.   They also have you.  The all-volunteer team of curators is constantly checking new submissions to ensure they meet  the rules that Wikipedia established that were designed to prevent self-promotion, that articles […]

Posted in Enterprise | Tagged content strategy, curation, Digg, e20, enterprise 2.0, Reddit, Slashdot, Stumbleupon, twitter, volunteers, wikipedia | 2 Responses

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