No one seems to agree on just what Master Data Management is—and many DM pros still aren’t familiar with MDM as a technology vision, either.
What’s that you ask? Since when did Informatica become a data quality vendor?
If 80 percent of enterprise information in unstructured, could the effective integration of that info spell trouble for the old 80/20 rule?
BI and PM programs -- like that eternal city of proverbial renown -- aren’t just built in a day.
Pitney Bowes unveiled its new Customer Data Quality (CDQ) Platform, an all-in-one data profiling, data cleansing, and data enrichment suite.
Both Microsoft and Oracle have now embraced Linux. What does that mean for you?
DataFlux 8 features new project acceleration and geocoding enhancements, along with bread-and-butter data profiling improvements
BI systems can work magic for decision-support, but only if someone on the business side sponsors them!
It’s been a busy fortnight for Business Objects, which previewed its next-gen BI suite and touted its new sales and marketing alliance with IBM.
An increasing number of organizations are tapping full-fledged PM tools—including performance scorecards and dashboards.
Kalido is that rarest of extant creatures: a best-of-breed DW vendor. With a wrinkle or two, of course.
For some organizations, surprisingly, SQL Server 2005 has been a more or less turnkey migration experience—especially on the BI front.
While a growing number of organizations have gotten hip to the promise of PM, many are still in the PM iron age
As customer data integration rises, will data warehousing fall? Not so fast!
Some customers still haven’t deployed SQL Server 2005 in production environments. Their rationale? There’s a heckuva lot to digest
Last week, Oracle took the wraps off a new managed CRM service for Siebel. But doesn’t Oracle already market a Siebel CRM On Demand service? Yep...
Oracle nabbed yet another player in the business intelligence space. What does that mean for you?
Everyone’s doing it these days, so will Oracle jump on the Linux bandwagon?
IBM says its Information Server slices, dices, and delivers data of all kinds, from almost any source, and in almost any conceivable format.
Software-as-a-Service isn’t just a fad. If market watcher Gartner is to be believed, it’s a full-bore paradigm shift