Given the size and complexity of most mature organizations and their infrastructure, any effort towards data modernization can be a daunting task. Even smaller, newer, nimbler businesses can experience this pain, as, in their haste to scale, they often cobble together...
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Recap: data.world spring summit 2022 – Open Data for the Win Track
If you missed the spring 2022 data.world summit, have no fear. You can now watch sessions from our live, virtual, bi-annual event, where we invite industry luminaries to discuss data mesh, open data, knowledge-first, and so much more! We’ve already recapped the...
Recap: data.world spring summit 2022 – Practitioner’s Paradise Track
We held the spring 2022 data.world summit the first week in April, where data.world experts and a number of our partners and customers discussed all things data mesh, open data, knowledge-first cultures, and much, much more. Along with main-stage presentations like...
Recap: data.world spring summit 2022 – Knowledge-First Track
In case you missed it… On Thursday, April 7, we held the spring 2022 data.world summit, our live virtual event on data mesh, open data, knowledge-first, and so much more. Along with main-stage presentations like “Disrupting Data Governance,” from Moxy Analytics CEO...
Eureka™!
By Tim Gasper and Juan Sequeda At data.world, we believe that when the world's data is transformed into knowledge, opportunities emerge for everyone. This is accomplished by creating a connected web of data, metadata, and organizational knowledge. It’s why data.world...
3 Ways to Confirm Your Data Catalog Is Really Powered by a Knowledge Graph
Why your data catalog needs to be powered by a knowledge graph I’ve said it before, and I’ll say it again — your organization needs a data catalog. Modern companies need data catalogs to empower your workers to get more information from your data investments, gain...
“Why I Chose to Join data.world” — Dean Allemang, Principal Solutions Architect
For the past decade or so, I’ve been fortunate enough to make a successful career helping large organizations manage their data at scale. During that time, I’ve come to believe that data plays a role beyond good enterprise management; indeed, it holds the key to the...
The Data Evolution — Part IV
Let’s Sprint the ‘Last Mile’ of Data Evolution to Empower Firms, Schools, Public Health, and More Every morning we are challenged to think about data when we open our news feeds: From a panel investigating disinformation, to commentary on the sins and virtues of...
The Data Evolution — Part III
The Conundrum of Data (and data.world) — a Riddle, Wrapped in a Mystery, Inside an Enigma To bend Winston Churchill's famous description of Russia, data is a riddle, wrapped in a mystery, inside an enigma. On one hand, data’s function is as apparent and concrete as...
The Data Evolution — Part II
How the Brains and Nervous Systems of Data Ignite Corporate and Collaborative Cognition Just as I began to write this essay, eyewear startup Warby Parker effectively made the point of my last post on data’s new “Cambrian age” — The company generated $6.7 billion in...
The Data Evolution — Part I
Dawn in the Anthropocene — The Evolution of Data We are currently witnessing the earliest days of humanity’s next chapter. Our society is evolving into a data-driven civilization, its contours just now emerging. Understanding the significance of this point in...
5 Questions with Kirk Borne
We all want to get more value from our data, right? So should we wrangle it, prep it, classify it, mine it, or model it? Then once we’ve got our data squared away, should we do prescriptive or predictive analytics? And does that require real-time or just-in-time data? If we had a nickel for every buzzword we hear, we could afford far better podcasting equipment.
5 Questions with Denise Gosnell
This week, Juan and Tim are joined by Denise Gosnell, CDO of Datastax, to talk about the business of open source and how community-centric data applications are reshaping the enterprise.
5 Questions with Emil Eifrem
Catalog and Cocktails hosts, Juan Sequeda and Tim Gasper sat down with CEO of Neo4j, Emil Eifrem, to cover the evolution of the data landscape so far, and to speculate where it’s heading.
5 Questions with DJ Patil
The episode touched on a variety of topics including the U.S. pandemic response, using data to sow mistrust, and the ethical use of data. The following five questions are excerpted from the podcast. You can check out the entire recording here:
Last-mile governance: the key to unlocking data democratization
Connecting data to the people who need it is a lot like shipping, hooking up fiber internet or running a marathon – the last mile is always the hardest. Some data catalogs do solid work pounding the data-governance pavement for the first 25 miles of the race, but when...
5 Questions with Mike Ferguson
You can’t get from your home to the grocery simply by owning a car. You have to actually drive the vehicle to get to a place that delivers value. Sounds obvious right? But we don’t instinctively think this way when it comes to data. We focus so much on tools, processes, and architectures, but we don’t talk enough about actually using the data.
