Data as an Asset (Technology-Opinion) - Bloor Research

Pitney Bowes sells out

Pitney Bowes has sold its software division to Syncsort and is exiting the market.

Using Safyr to support data catalogues is an idea that makes obvious sense.

GDPR extends the ideas behind the data-driven enterprise because it forces companies to treat private data as an enterprise-class resource.

Alteryx had a huge data breach before Christmas: not good news for a software vendor who should know better.

GDPR is going to be popular. So popular that it will provide competitive advantage for companies that can offer it to non-EU citizens.

Some marketing fluff really gets my goat; and it doesn't help when the author doesn't understand the subject.

And why a good solution may be better than a perfect one.

Data catalogues are becoming increasingly popular. Put simply, a data catalogue is a repository of information about a company's data assets ...

And it's not Data Stewardship, either

Is open source a licensing model or is it about crowd sourcing?