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Free-the-data movement meets privacy

January 10, 2017 by Ted Cuzzillo Leave a Comment

Back when data was little and simple, self-service analysis advocates started the chant, “Free the data!” IT stood in the way, they said. Fast forward to 2016: “democratized data” has become common, but so has public concern over privacy. That nettlesome struggle drove a discussion that now stands as the data industry’s’ most important discussion […]

Filed Under: management Tagged With: data integration, data lake, data reservoir, Donald Farmer, events, Harriet Fryman, Intelligent Business Strategies, Merv Adrian, Mike Ferguson, Pacific Northwest BI Summit, Scott Humphrey, trends

As if our data didn’t have enough problems

February 10, 2016 by Ted Cuzzillo Leave a Comment

The assessment of worldwide threats issued yesterday by director of national intelligence James Clapper has one more topic for panel discussions at data-industry events. The Worldwide Threat Assessment of the US Intelligence Community says the Ruskies, Chinese, and others will “almost certainly” try to do more with our data than to steal it. Future cyber […]

Filed Under: management Tagged With: deception, threats

Create value with data by ending IT’s sequestration

October 20, 2013 by Ted Cuzzillo Leave a Comment

Just give business users the data. Don’t wait for perfection. Just hand it over, clean or not, and let it start creating value. That’s the kernel of Blake Johnson’s advice to organizations who want to make use of data. He’s a Stanford University consulting professor and a Teradata academic. He has become a scholar of […]

Filed Under: analysis & methods, management Tagged With: Blake Johnson, data access, leadership, Teradata

Data analyst for a construction company: where to look?

August 8, 2011 by Ted Cuzzillo 2 Comments

The general manager of a local builder wanted my advice the other morning — how to find a data analyst. I’m sure a lot of small-business managers would like to know, too. “I don’t know what I don’t know,” he says, “but I know that I don’t know.” He’s been trying to convince the boss […]

Filed Under: analysis & methods, management Tagged With: recruiting

No dashboard, just an ironing board

June 14, 2011 by Ted Cuzzillo 2 Comments

As if to renounce one more convention of business, a Berkeley-area businessperson I know couldn’t find data, so he went out and got some of his own. He had to evaluate market areas. For three days, he stood by an ironing board with a map on top in front of the Cheese Board in Berkeley’s […]

Filed Under: analysis & methods, innovation, management Tagged With: innovation

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