All about graphs: a primer
Published: 20th January 2017 | By: Philip Howard
Over the last few years graph databases have been the fastest growing sector within the database market ...
Foundation issues for the Chief Data Officer
Published: 7th November 2016 | By: Philip Howard
Discovering and understanding your data landscape is a necessary condition for meeting the functional requirements of a CDO
The data management implications of GDPR
Published: 22nd September 2016 | By: Philip Howard
This paper discusses the EU's forthcoming General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) not from a legal perspective but from the point of view of data management.
Foundation issues for the Chief Data Officer
Published: 21st June 2016 | By: Philip Howard
Discovering, and understanding, your data landscape is a necessary condition for meeting the functional requirements of a CDO.
Self-service data preparation
Published: 16th April 2016 | By: Philip Howard
Data preparation is the meat in the sandwich between data sources on the one hand and business intelligence, analytics and visualisation on the other.
Moving to the Cloud
Published: 17th September 2015 | By: Philip Howard
Which comes first, the cloud or the application/technology? In our opinion there is only one answer to this question.
Streams, events and analytics
Published: 15th September 2015 | By: Philip Howard
Stream processing is enjoying a resurgence thanks to big data and the emergence of the Internet of Things.
All about graphs: a primer
Published: 11th September 2015 | By: Philip Howard
Graph databases are the fastest growing sector within the database market. This paper answers some common questions about graph databases.
Self-service data preparation
Published: 21st April 2015 | By: Philip Howard
This paper discusses what self-service data preparation products offer, why they are important and what sort of features to look for.
Advanced threat protection and remediation
Published: 30th October 2014 | By: Fran Howarth
Attacks cannot be defeated with protective technologies alone, given today's technology and the sophistication of attackers, some attacks will always get through.