Standards Can Help Manage Big Data
Between buzzwords like “cloud” and “big data”, it is hard to see through the mirage of mobile devices and social networks let alone analyze or store the data it produces.
What Will 2012 Bring?
By Melody Smith|February 23rd, 2012|News, Technology|Comments Off on What Will 2012 Bring?
Eval-Source has compiled a list of 12 technology trends and predictions that they believe will come to realization this year. They based these on what they see with their customers and their concerns.
Technology vs. Humans
By Melody Smith|February 17th, 2012|metadata, News, Technology|Comments Off on Technology vs. Humans
Many articles have been written about the progress or avalanche (depending on your perspective) of technology and the resulting amount of data that has occurred from that growth. With the move into the clouds, the borders or walls have been removed on the boundaries of data created and accessed. From social media to medical applications, metadata is growing by astronomical numbers. So what new markets or new products are to come to handle this data volume?
Discovery Process Sees Many Changes
By Melody Smith|February 15th, 2012|metadata, News|Comments Off on Discovery Process Sees Many Changes
The latest version of Recommind’s Axcelerate(R) eDiscovery (4.3) has been released. This is the latest update for its unified eDiscovery suite.
Crowning the King of Data
By Melody Smith|February 14th, 2012|metadata, News|Comments Off on Crowning the King of Data
With a term like “Big Data” you almost expect to see a buff surfer dude as their icon. But Big Data isn’t an organization, it is a term that is used to describe advanced data storage and technologies designed to handle high volume or fast moving data.
New Year’s Resolution Fallout
By Melody Smith|January 25th, 2012|News|Comments Off on New Year’s Resolution Fallout
The typical resolutions people make revolve around health, dieting, lifestyles and learning. Ironically, the same could be said for data management and integration, if they were in a position to set new goals for 2012.
Not All Data is Created Equal
There is a lot of talk about data, the massive volumes of it and the speed at which it is multiplying. In this particular case, healthcare data is under the limelight - mHealth in particular. It is important to remember that data includes metadata ontologies, semantics and metrics, as well as their standards.
Another Approach to Deal with Big Data
By Melody Smith|January 13th, 2012|metadata, News, ontology, Taxonomy|Comments Off on Another Approach to Deal with Big Data
Attivio has released Active Intelligence Engine (AIE) Extreme (XT) Modules for big data. Another product designed to provide customers with greater access and insight into the massive amounts of data produced by organizations.
New Agreement Shares Content from Who’s Who
By Melody Smith|December 27th, 2011|indexing, metadata, News|Comments Off on New Agreement Shares Content from Who’s Who
EBSCO Discovery Service (EDS) will soon contain content from Marquis Who’s Who. The new agreement will add metadata from the Marquis Who’s Who database into the Base Index of EDS and provide seamless access and full text searching for mutual customers.
Big Data in Play
By Melody Smith|December 22nd, 2011|metadata, News, Technology|Comments Off on Big Data in Play
Research institutions participating in Australia and New Zealand's bid to host the Square Kilometre Array radio astronomy project are working with data management giants like IBM and Cisco to develop processing and data storage methods.