Trust your Data Data should give you insights, not headaches. Data is no more important than the knowledge one can extract from it. For data to be useful, it has to be organized: first it needs to be contextualized (by determining what information to look for), and...

Transparent Efficiency: Divide and conquer all your data obstacles Suppose the most important televised event of the year happens tonight. You sit comfortably in front of the TV and you keep your smartphone at hand to be updated by your social media feeds. The...

More Data, Less Space A lighter local repositoryInformed decisions rely on robust analytics. And robust analytics are supported by data which is well-organized, clean and readily available. In order to keep data within "arm's reach", companies keep a repository of...

Reconcile your data sources: are you prepared for the future? From silos to a single source of truthDo you know about everything that you don't know? No one does. But whenever you find out you don't know something, you can always learn about it. Usually, that involves...