One of the first things you learn at university in your first year of computer science is data normalisation. I don’t know about the other people out there, but I found it such an utterly boring course. Mankind has such an obsession with categorising every single piece of data that this behaviour is crammed into the minds of naïve and unknowing computer science students, just fresh from high school.
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Tags: Data Ubiquity, enterprise, Filter Failure, Future Trends, Workforce Collaboration
With large corporations storing more and more data in their Enterprise 2.0 (and overall IT) systems, we have the danger of getting big data silos or disparate solutions. To make matters worse, they are often stored locally in systems that are owned by different business units with different purposes.
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Tags: Data Integration, Data Ubiquity, Filter Failure
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