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Data as an Asset - What's Innovative?

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Kyvos Insights: Unleashing speed, scale, and agility in data analysis

Kyvos Insights is a game-changer in the data analytics industry, offering a scalable, high-performance platform that empowers organizations to unlock insights and drive decision-making.
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Men are from Mars, graphs are from Kobai Saturn

Kobai Saturn is Kobai’s RDF graph backend, joining its visualisation and authoring tools, Kobai Tower and Kobai Studio, to form a knowledge graph platform.
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First Came BI, then AI, and now there’s GAI - All about GAI and LLMs

The GAI efforts of the technology world are focused like a laser beam on how to integrate GAI with their technology, to the greater glory of their customers.
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Scality’s ARTESCA virtual appliance

ARTESCA is a simple, software-defined, commodity, S3 Object Store appliance, which makes Scality’s expertise available more widely.
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IRI Data Quality and Improvement

IRI Voracity is a data management platform with a wide range of functionality. How does that functionality apply to data quality and improvement?
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Peeling the onion – getting to the core of data quality and lineage

In this episode of the Bloor InAudio podcast, we look at the key role data lineage plays in ensuring data quality across an organisation.
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Sustainability – in the mix or front and centre?

Sustainability is a strategic imperative touching all elements of Stakeholder Engagement in a Mutable Business™.
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Compliance and Data Assurance

Assuring your data, not just its quality but its provenance and usage, is an issue that, in an ideal world, would be holistically addressed.
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Hub85 and spreadsheet governance

Hub85 provides a non-intrusive solution for spreadsheets, based on the founder’s experiences of working in financial markets.
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New version of BS 10012 - a key aide to preparing for GDPR

A new version of BS 10012 supersedes the 2009 version, for European Directive (95/46/EC), which was implemented in the UK by the Data Protection Act 1998.
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The death of Privacy Shield has probably not been exaggerated - Donald Trump disables privacy for non-US citizens

Processing EU "personally identifiable information" needs assurance of certain privacy measures. Trump has made it impossible to hold such info in the USA.
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Mainframe programming and the modern developer

Compuware is aiming to make mainframe development accessible to those of us more used to Docker and Selenium
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A quiet revolution

Analytics and graphs are appearing in more and more software tools
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Qlik Sense and data preparation

Qlik has just released Qlik Sense 3.0. It has some advanced data preparation capabilities.
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Informatica makes me swear

Informatica's Enterprise Information Catalog come out too late.
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Disruptive GDPR - A new EU take on data privacy merits attention

GDPR (General Data Protection Regulation) isEC Regulation intended to strengthen and unify data protection for individuals within the EU
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What on Earth?

Uneartha is a suite of products that provides requirements-driven data integration and data preparation capabilities.
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Privacy Analytics’ Risk Monitor

Privacy Analytics has un-bundled its Risk Monitor. You can monitor the risk of re-identification in data masking environments and prove compliance.
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Bringing governance to big data

IBM and Informatica have both just come out with big data integration and governance products
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Testing should not be a roadblock

To keep up with the competition, companies need to get new applications and upgrades to market faster. Testing cannot be a roadblock on this path.
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Testing and impact analysis

You need to understand how changes might impact on other parts of the system, because the former can break the latter.
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Traceability in testing

In order to automate change you need the data, expected results and test scripts to automatically update, by virtue of their traceability back to requirements.
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Automating reusability

By building up a library of reusable test assets functionality can be tested more rapidly by selecting components from this library
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Responsive automation

So called "test automation frameworks" have to be able to respond to constant user demands. This process should be automated.
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New thinking on spreadsheets

There are some interesting new kids on the block in the spreadsheet world
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Tackling the storage provisioning nightmare and business clamour to save costs

Load DynamiX's appliance stress-tests large throughputs and infrastructures addressing the "what-ifs"
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Alation comes to market

Alation can be best thought of as a pre data prep tool: helping users to find the data that's available to them.
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Managing the data asset with Pentaho

A look at the solution that Pentaho is putting in place to manage the data asset in a way that befits both the business and technology
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Re-thinking data security

This is a short preview of Informatica's Secure@Source, which be released next year
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The gazelle leaps into action

Springbok is a data preparation platform for business users.
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A baselined approach to data classification

Boldon James and its Allianz story
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Diaku: more than governance

Diaku offers a superset of data governance that is worth a serious look, especially in heavily regulated environments
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Try wrangling your data

Data preparation is the biggest part (around 80%) of and data discovery/mining exercise. Trifacta specialises in making this easy in a big data world.
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Delphix and the agile data platform

Amongst other things (migrations, legacy modernisation, archival) Delphix provides test data management without needing to subset the data
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The requirements gap: Agile Designer

Gird-Tools has announced the release of Agile Designer
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GenRocket

GenRocket is a new vendor/product in the test data management space. After Grid-Tools it is the second (so far) vendor to offer synthetic test data generation.
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Managing metadata

A new metadata management tool
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When masking isn’t enough

If you want to analyse data when you are not allowed to see private information within the data, then you need something more than just masking
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The problem with matching

What do you want from data matching/cleansing software? Key requirements, needless to say, are that the solution be inexpensive and easy to use.
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My bad

Infoglide competes with IBM in the identity resolution space but the both potentially have an issue.
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There are connectors and then there are connectors and then there is so much more

Saphir, from Silwood Technology, has the deepest understanding of SAP and Oracle environments that I have seen anywhere
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Governance with Information

I take a broad view of "governance"; but fundamental to governance, to me, is information. A recent IBI Customer Day prompted some thoughts on this.
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A different sort of governance

Varonis provides unstructured data governance, or maybe that should be access management. In either case it has now added actionable classification.
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A different approach to spreadsheets

Ormetis captures spreadsheet and text file merge, calculation and transformation as you do it - thereby creating auditable processes
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Clavis: extending data quality

In the last few years there has been a trend amongst data quality vendors to move towards what is typically known as pre-emptive data quality. That is, to have proactive capabilities that enforces...
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