TDAN.com – Archive
January 2009
Articles Governance for Taxonomic Reference Data
by Malcolm Chisholm Reference data is the Rodney Dangerfield of the data world – it gets no respect. However, it is feared. Malcolm Chisholm explains why. Agile: The Good News, The Bad News
by Larry Burns Larry Burns describes Agile Development and discusses the positive advantages of this approach to application development. Grids in Data Warehousing
by Madhu Zode This article discusses how IT organizations face challenges when data volume explodes and how grid technology has proven to be an effective solution to handle this data volume and make the data
processing faster. This article also looks at the data warehousing products of some of the vendors that have implemented the grid technology in their databases and ETL tools.
Special Features 5 Hiring Habits of Successful CIOs
by Peter Cabaniss This article provides advice for recruiting IT professionals. More Special Features >
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Featured Columns The Database Report – January 2009
by Craig S. Mullins Reporting on Database Industry News from October through December, 2008 Craig Mullins reviews the DBMS marketplace during the fourth quarter of 2008. The Data Modeling Addict – January 2009
by Steve Hoberman Making Sense of Unstructured Data When playing the role of analyst, architect or modeler, it is important to distinguish structured data from unstructured data because it forces us to confirm we have the right requirements Unwired Tap – January 2009
by Robert S. Dominko Bigger, Better, Cheaper – 2009 and Beyond Bob Dominko looks at what we can expect in 2009 for the wireless and digital industries. More Featured Columns >
Perspectives Managing Risk in a Flat World
by Isaac Cheifetz More Perspectives >
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