As you move your infrastructure to the cloud, it’s important to consider how to not become beholden to a single cloud vendor. In other words, to attain cloud neutrality. I’m afraid that I don’t have all the answers on how to do this, but I do have some thoughts. In any case, I recommend that […]
What’s the Difference Between Matching & Persistent MDM? The market offers matching solutions and the market offers MDM solutions. So, what’s the difference between matching and master data management? The Setup Imagine you have two sources of data, your CRM system and your sales system. Each of these contains lists of customers and / or […]
Greetings from Dataspace! The last edition of our newsletter focused on some very creative applications of data science tools and methods. Most of these were lighthearted, merely reflecting the interest of the creators in their subject matter – like true scientists, they applied their skills to the questions that interested them. In contrast, today’s newsletter […]
Is it a match or a duplicate? When trying to match similar records across data sets you’ll run into two similar, but different, concepts: matching and deduplication. Quite simply, deduplicating means finding (technically, eliminating) what is effectively the same record multiple times in a file or database. Matching, on the other hand, means finding what […]
Greetings from Dataspace! In this issue of the Dataspace Newsletter we’re taking a break from the more classical and businessy (aka boring) applications for machine learning and data science. Instead, we invite you to open the door to explore all of the ways that you really want to be using your growing data science skills, especially in […]
Today, the world is undergoing a massive event: the implementation of data privacy laws. (And you thought this was another post about coronavirus, didn’t you?). Once the pandemic passes, data and legal professionals are going to have to return to figuring out data privacy compliance. Europe has GDPR , California has CCPA. and, in both […]
Greetings from Dataspace! Another week, another newsletter! Before we get into any new news, a quick update on a piece of old news: It looks like our new website was experiencing some problems of its own when we sent out our last newsletter with the launch announcement. Hopefully all technical issues have been resolved now, […]
Greetings from Dataspace! Here’s hoping that this week’s newsletter finds you well, and that those of you who observe enjoyed Happy Passover and Easter celebrations, even if the family was only able to come together virtually. Much like the above painting of the Last Supper received a recent renovation to fit in with modern times, […]
Greetings from Dataspace! First of all, we here at Dataspace hope that you and all of your loved ones are safe and well in this time of uncertainty, and that we’ll all soon be back on our feet. As the nation’s workers struggle with unemployment or adjust to working from home, it has become even […]
Tools and techniques for management reporting and analysis have evolved since computers first came out. One can argue that the first management reporting tool was COBOL (COmmon Business Oriented Language). It allowed business people to get data out of systems created by computer people. COBOL was eventually replaced for reporting by tools like Information Builders […]
Why you need cloud neutralityJune 25, 2020 - 10:37 pm
Danger, Will Robinson! (AI, Analytics and the Invisible Dangers)June 19, 2020 - 2:56 pm
What’s the Difference Between Matching & Persistent MDM?June 5, 2020 - 6:39 pm
Technology, progress and ethics: a balancing actMay 27, 2020 - 2:31 pm
The image is released free of copyrights under Creative Commons CC0.Is it a Match or a Duplicate?May 20, 2020 - 10:35 pm
Dataspace Newsletter: Your Chicken is Fried in Crude Oil – Data Science Proves It!May 12, 2020 - 5:35 pm