Data architecture as currently practiced is beset with a range of problems, many of which are described in a recent issue of Cutter Business Technology Journal — as are some solutions to some of the problems. However, I contend that we need to return to basics in decision making and ask how decisions are actually made by people and in organizations.
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Dr. Barry Devlin is a Cutter Expert, a member of Arthur D. Little's AMP open consulting network, and an expert in all aspects of data architecture, including data warehousing, data preparation, analytics, and information management. He is dedicated to moving business beyond mere intelligence toward real insight and innovation, complementing technological acumen from informational, operational, and collaborative fields with a deep focus on human… Read More
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