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From Barry Devlin: Freedom from Facets - Discovering the Data You Really Need Summary This white paper describes freeform search - a method that enables business users with no knowledge of data structures and relationships to explore for themselves their structured business data in a wholly unstructured and adaptive manner.	04-01-2012
From Barry Devlin: The Seven Faces of Data - Rethinking data's basic characteristics Summary In this paper, Barry Devlin reminds us of our dependency on trustworthy, consistent, timely and correct data. Proposing 7 fundamental traits of data structure, composition and use, he explains how IT professionals can respond to new business demands and novel technological advances.	17-11-2011
PMML in Action: Unleashing the Power of Open Standards for Data Mining and Predictive Analytics Summary PMML (Predictive Model Markup Language) is the de facto standard used to represent and share predictive analytic solutions between applications. This enables data mining scientists and users alike to easily build, visualize, and deploy their solutions using different platforms and systems.This book presents PMML from a practical perspective. It contains a variety of code snippets so that concepts are made clear through the use of examples. "PMML in Action" is a great way to learn how to represent your predictive models through a mature open standard. The book is divided into six parts, taking you into a PMML journey in which language elements and attributes are used to represent not only modeling techniques but also data transformations.With PMML, users benefit from a single and concise standard to represent data and models, thus avoiding the need for custom code and proprietary solutions.You too can join the PMML movement! Unleash the power of predictive analytics and data mining today!	28-06-2010
Malcolm Chishsolm previews his new book on data definitions	28-05-2010
Definitions in Information Management : A Guide to the Fundamental Semantic Metadata Summary No book on definitions has been been published since Richard Robinson's "Definitions" in 1950, and none have ever been oriented to information. Indeed, very little has ever been published anywhere on the role of definitions in information management. Yet everyone agrees that definitions, that meaning, is an essential component of information management. In a new book, Malcolm Chisholm explores the special needs of definitions for information. Practical guidance is provided and both the subject-centric and data-centic aspects of definitions for data are examined.	28-04-2010
Seminar: Unlock the Potential of Your Information Assets	25-02-2010
Meeting the Needs of a Bandwidth Hungry World	01-02-2010
Mobile services a $1 trillion industry, lifted by data	27-01-2010
Report Shows Countries with Fastest Internet	26-01-2010
The End of Frontline Agent Training As We Know It	26-01-2010
Why 4G won't fix your mobile woes	26-01-2010
Gartner forecasts mobile web access will surpass PCs by 2013	25-01-2010
How to Mine Scientific Business Intelligence in the Cloud	25-01-2010
Mobile Ad Momentum Builds	19-01-2010
The Future of Content Without Walls	19-01-2010

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