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Data Matters
Will databases be the kingmakers in the cloud wars?
Business Applications Editor 20 Jul 2021This is a guest blogpost by Mike Waas, CEO of Datometry The days where Hyperscalers competed primarily for their customers’ compute and storage needs are numbered. Over the past years, enterprises ...
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Data Matters
How automation can help create value, the 5th ‘v’ of data
Business Applications Editor 14 Aug 2018This is a guest blogpost by Neil Barton, CTO, WhereScape For CDOs, defining the data and analytics strategy for their organization is increasingly the most important aspect of their job, with 86% ...
Fintech makes the world go around
Trainline shaking up rail travel beyond making trains run on time
Emea Content Editor, Computer Weekly 05 Jul 2018Trainline's data scientists are applying the latest technologies to vast data sets to make train journey ticket prices easier to navigate
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Data Matters
The data warehouse – why it’s time to stop writing its obituary and modernise your approach
Business Applications Editor 13 Feb 2018This is a guest blogpost by Dave Wells, practice director, data management at Eckerson Group. If there’s one thing the IT industry is exceptionally good at it, it’s proclaiming the death of a ...
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Data Matters
Big data best practice means a best-of-breed approach
Business Applications Editor 03 Jan 2018This is a guest blogpost by Sebastian Darrington, UK MD at Exasol The days of operating a single vendor IT software estate are behind us. Such is the pace of innovation and change, putting all your ...
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Data Matters
Coping with the big data management challenge – it’s all in the mind
Business Applications Editor 07 Jul 2016This is a guest blogpost by Miriam Fois, general manager, for UK & Ireland, WhereScape If you think we’re in the age of big data, think again. As the phrase has it, “you ain’t seen nothing ...