Technology Transfer - since 1986
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Online Events
Due to time zones, events presented by American speakers will be spread over more days, and will take place in the afternoon from 2 pm to 6 pm Italian time
Incorporating Big Data, Hadoop and NoSQL in DW and BI System
ONLINE LIVE STREAMING
Jun 12 - Jun 13, 2023
By: Rick van der Lans
Lean Data Architectures to Minimize Data Copying
ONLINE LIVE STREAMING
Jun 14, 2023
By: Rick van der Lans
Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning and Data Management
ONLINE LIVE STREAMING
Jun 15 - Jun 16, 2023
By: Derek Strauss
Centralised Data Governance of a Distributed Data Landscape
ONLINE LIVE STREAMING
Jun 22 - Jun 23, 2023
By: Mike Ferguson
Building Data Architecture Roadmaps to Align with Business Needs
ONLINE LIVE STREAMING
Jun 28, 2023
By: John O'Brien
Practical Guidelines for Designing Modern Data Architectures
ONLINE LIVE STREAMING
Oct 25 - Oct 26, 2023
By: Rick van der Lans
Practical Guidelines for Implementing a Data Mesh
ONLINE LIVE STREAMING
Oct 30 - Oct 31, 2023
By: Mike Ferguson
Upcoming Events
Deduplicate your Data for Better Governance
What is your biggest data-related problem? If there was one single behaviour within business or IT that you could change overnight, which one could bring the greatest data management/governance benefits? How could you immediately reduce ongoing data delivery and maintenance costs?
In my experience, business often has a somewhat dysfunctional approach to “data quality”. A key problem lies in the use of the term data when what’s really meant is information. A focus on data—I often define data as information largely stripped of context—is simply too narrow to adequately address the challenges that business faces as it adopts a digital transformation strategy. However, data is the term that is almost always used. And because data consists of raw numbers and bare text, new copies are quickly and easily made, without any consideration of how that data was originally created, what it actually meant or was designed for, or how the copy will be maintained in the future.