What is data architecture? A framework for managing data
Data architecture translates business needs into data and system requirements and seeks to manage data and its flow through the enterprise.
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What is a data architect? IT’s data framework visionary
Data architects visualise and design an organisation's enterprise data management framework, aligned with enterprise strategy and business architecture.
5 famous analytics and AI disasters
Insights from data and machine learning algorithms can be invaluable, but mistakes can cost you reputation, revenue, or even lives.
Inside Microsoft's Data Analyst Associate certification guide
BI and data visualisation skills are in demand and Microsoft Power BI skills are a great way to get ahead.
Salesforce to add Einstein Analytics AI to Tableau platform
Einstein Analytics will be rebranded as Tableau CRM and Einstein's AI and machine learning capabilities will be integrated with the Tableau platform.
Tableau certification guide: Kick-start your analytics career
BI and data visualization skills are in demand and Tableau certifications are a great way to get ahead. Here's our guide to Tableau’s Desktop and Server certs, including costs, training, and value.
IBM adds AI-fuelled forecasting to Planning Analytics platform
IBM has added a new layer to its Planning Analytics portfolio with the release of Planning Analytics On Demand.
Oracle takes aim at workforce analytics with new HCM offering
Oracle Analytics for Cloud HCM offers self-service analytics capabilities to HR executives, analysts, and line-of-business leaders.
Tableau joins effort to fight pandemic with data
Tableau's Covid-19 Data Hub is an example of how data and analytics companies are mobilising data resources to help combat the novel coronavirus.
Oracle unleashes cloud-based data science platform
Oracle is leveraging assets from its acquisition of DataScience.com to deliver a new cloud-based data science platform focused on collaboration.
Millennials push for public cloud, innovation
Millennials are moving into IT decision-maker roles in their organizations. A study by Microsoft and Wakefield Research suggests they are more likely than their non-millennial peers to push their organizations to embrace the public cloud and adjust IT policies to better enable innovation.
IBM invests $200 million in Watson IoT AI business
Citing escalating demand from customers looking to transform their operations with Internet of Things and artificial intelligence technologies, IBM makes a $200 million investment in the IBM Watson IoT global headquarters in Munich.
Microsoft brings advanced security management to Office 365
Microsoft aims to give IT more visibility and control into Office 365 environments with advanced security features that leverage behavioral analytics and machine learning for threat detection.
How to find agility in the Cloud
When Girish Juneja left his position as CTO of the Datacenter Software division at Intel to take on the role of CTO of global financial services and business services company Altisource in January 2014, Altisource was struggling with a problem many companies would love to have -- it was growing so fast that IT operations was having trouble keeping up.
IBM woos Cloud developers
IBM is stepping up its efforts to attract Cloud developers. Big Blue has announced a three-pronged approach that includes a new collaborative platform to help developers stay on top of open source technologies, the release of 50 tools and services to the open source community and partnerships with 200 academic institutions across 36 countries.
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