Five “Whys” of Data Cleansing
Data scientists claim that they spend 80% of their time cleansing data and the other 20% of their time complaining…
Data Education
Crossing the Data Divide: Closing Gaps in Perception of Data as Corporate Asset
It’s my great pleasure and honor to begin as a columnist for TDAN.com. TDAN.com has a long and distinguished record…
Collaboration Between Digital & Human Worlds
The role of semantics in connecting logical performance-driven functions with the lexical (linguistic) functions across any interaction between humans and…
The Book Look: Non-Invasive Data Governance Strikes Again
From Bob Seiner’s first book, Non-Invasive Data Governance, we learned how to get the benefits of data governance without making…
O*NET Data Warehousing Specialist Survey
The O*NET Data Collection Program, which is sponsored by the U.S. Department of Labor, is seeking the input of expert…
Effective Use of Generative-AI
While Generative-AI has undoubtably demonstrated powerful capabilities in generating images, music, and text, it is essential to approach the technology’s…
Who Needs A Data Model Anyway?
These days, there is much conversation about the necessity of the data model. The data model has been around for…
NIDG Perspective: A Trusted Trainer for Data
This column is a stand-in for a new column that will be announced for the 3rd month each quarter starting…
Auditing Database Access and Change
The increasing burden of complying with government and industry regulations imposes significant, time-consuming requirements on IT projects and applications. And…
Through the Looking Glass: The Sounds of Data, Part 2
In Part 1 of The Sounds of Data, I wrote about the power of sonification, which translates data into sounds…