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Data’s Chess Game: Strategic Moves in Data Modeling for Competitive Advantage

Dataversity

Therefore, it was just a matter of time before this chess-inspired outlook permeated my professional life as a data practitioner. In both chess and data modeling, the […] The post Data’s Chess Game: Strategic Moves in Data Modeling for Competitive Advantage appeared first on DATAVERSITY.

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Steps Companies Should Take to Come Up Data Management Processes

Smart Data Collective

The process of managing data can be quite daunting and complicated. Data management is a set of processes and policies that organizations use to collect, store and share data. It involves understanding how the organization uses data and how the data is stored, and then working out what to do with it.

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Big Data Modeling Improves Business Intelligence

The Data Administration Newsletter

Through big data modeling, data-driven organizations can better understand and manage the complexities of big data, improve business intelligence (BI), and enable organizations to benefit from actionable insight.

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Connecting the Three Spheres of Data Management to Unlock Value

Dataversity

The remainder of this point of view will explain why connecting […] The post Connecting the Three Spheres of Data Management to Unlock Value appeared first on DATAVERSITY. But only very few have succeeded in connecting the knowledge of these three efforts.

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Comparing DynamoDB and MongoDB for Big Data Management

Smart Data Collective

What Are Their Ranges of Data Models? MongoDB has a wider range of datatypes than DynamoDB, even though both databases can store binary data. The post Comparing DynamoDB and MongoDB for Big Data Management appeared first on SmartData Collective. You can also easily monitor these databases.

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The Book Look: Cassandra Data Modeling and Schema Design

The Data Administration Newsletter

It lets me discuss what I learned from a newly released data management book. I love writing this column for TDAN. When I publish a book through Technics Publications, I see the manuscript mostly through the eyes of a publisher. But when I write this column, I see the manuscript through the eyes of a […]

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Who Needs A Data Model Anyway?

The Data Administration Newsletter

These days, there is much conversation about the necessity of the data model. The data model has been around for several decades now and can be classified as an artifact of an earlier day and age. But is the data model really out of date? And exactly why do we need a data model, anyway? […]